Get in touch
Camelot Home Inspections Inc. is a family-owned company founded in 2004, serving Washington, DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. To discuss an inspection or ask which service may fit, call (855) 312-9472 or email [email protected]. Lead inspector Bob Murphy is a Certified Master Inspector (CMI) who has personally completed more than 5,000 inspections in the region.
When you call or write, share the property’s town or area, the inspection type you are considering, and any dates or access limits you know. By email, include your phone number and whether you are the owner, buyer, seller, or coordinating for someone else. These details help focus the conversation; they do not reserve an appointment.
Review the inspection services overview or visit schedule an inspection for scheduling guidance. Call or email if you are unsure which service to request.
Details that help us plan
Gather what you can before getting in touch; you do not need every detail to start:
- Property location, town or county, and property type.
- Your role and reason for the inspection, such as a purchase, sale preparation, builder warranty walk-through, or maintenance.
- Important dates and workable access windows.
- Specific areas or systems of concern, and known access restrictions or occupancy arrangements.
For a partial inspection, describe the concern and system involved. Partial inspections cover at least two systems, so ask whether the scope fits. Do not assume a call or email confirms entry with an agent, occupant, or builder; arrange permission and access with the relevant parties.
Choose the right kind of inspection
Buyers may request a pre-purchase inspection to understand the visible condition of an existing home; sellers may choose a pre-listing inspection. Other services include one-year builder warranty walk-throughs, five- and ten-year maintenance inspections, thermal imaging, radon testing, and indoor air quality mold air sampling. Tell us what decision or concern prompted your inquiry so the service can be discussed in context.
A builder warranty walk-through documents visible conditions; it does not determine warranty coverage or handle a claim. Home inspections are visual and non-invasive, limited to accessible areas—not a warranty or code-compliance certification. Thermal imaging identifies temperature differences that may warrant attention; it does not see through walls or prove moisture. Radon cannot be smelled or seen, so testing is needed. Mold air sampling is a snapshot, not a medical diagnosis or a promise of a mold-free home.
Before the appointment
Once service and timing are discussed, confirm who will provide access and whether areas of interest will be reachable. Tell Camelot about known access limits; locked, blocked, or inaccessible spaces cannot be inspected. If you have notes or reports about a concern, mention them when discussing scope.
After inspection, Camelot provides a digital report with photographs, diagrams, and written findings. For questions about service, scope, or preparation, call (855) 312-9472 or email [email protected]. Include the property location and best way to reach you, and ask about anything you want clarified before proceeding.