Aztec Home Inspections Inc

Mike Donitzen Home Inspector

With more than 40 years of experience and hundreds of homes built, repaired, and inspected my past experience is your advantage when it comes to protecting your family and financial future. Home inspectors in Virginia are not required to have direct home-building experience. If you are looking for a home inspector in Shenandoah Valley of Virginia with hands-on experience building and repairing homes, then you have found him. My well-rounded knowledge base is the best value and the best protection you can buy for you, your family, and your financial future. Do not buy a money pit, and remember this, buying cheaper, in the beginning, means paying more in the end. Aztec Home Services is here to protect your family and your financial future with professional quality, thorough and knowledgeable home inspections, and radon and mold testing. If you have questions send me an e-mail or give me a call. mike@aztechomeinsp.com 540-830-0259 QUALIFICATIONS Virginia Licensed Contractor #2705151782 Virginia Licensed Certified Home Inspector #3380000637 Virginia and NRPP Certified Radon Testing 102759 RT ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors) Member Since 2003 #243146 InterNACHI Certified Home Inspector #16010408 Master Shingle Applicator

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Virginia Home Inspections, First-Time Home Buyer, Seasoned Home Buyers

How Aztec Home Inspections Inc can assist you in your home-buying experience. Buying a home is a big investment whether it’s your first or tenth. The last thing you want is a money pit in Virginia. Hiring a professional Virginia home inspector can save you money by making you aware of big problems before you sign on that dotted line. Michael Donitzen, the owner of Aztec Home inspections has inspected over 11,000 homes ranging from new construction inspections to home inspections on homes that predate the Civil War, condo home inspections, and modular and double-wide home inspections. Aztec Home Inspections home inspections and reports are detailed, thorough, and informative and your report is typically delivered on the same day. No waiting to get the data you need to respond to the seller. Aztec Home Inspections does not stop at the home inspection! All Virginia home inspections include a 60 page home maintenance manual written by Michael Donitzen, your home inspector. The last thing you want to give up when you are buying a home is the home inspection. One of the most important tasks during the Virginia home-buying experience is the home inspection. During the process, Aztec Home Inspections, home inspector will walk you through the home’s ins and outs answering any questions and making you aware of visible structural, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC defects. Each home inspection includes a Certified Thermal Scan and a Certified Mold Assessment that meets Virginia code 55.1-703. A $700.00 added value at no additional cost. Don’t forget to schedule a radon gas test along with your Shenandoah Valley, Virginia home inspection. Virginia Licensed Home Inspector Endorsed to inspect newly constructed homes Master Certified Home Inspector Certified by the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors NORMI Certified Mold Inspector and Remediator Aztec Home Inspections serves the following Virginia Counties, Towns, and Cities Rockingham County Harrisonburg, Virginia, Bridgewater, Virginia, Dayton, Virginia, Ottobine, Virginia, Mt. Crawford, Virginia, McGaheysville, Virginia, Grottes, Virginia, Penn Laird, Virginia, Massanutten, Virginia' Massanutten Resort, Elkton, Virginia, Linville, Virginia, Broadway, Virginia, Timberville, Virginia, Fulks Run, Virginia, Bergton, Virginia Augusta County Staunton, Virginia, Churchville, Virginia, Mt.Solon, Virginia, Weyers Cave, Virginia' Waynesboro, Virginia, Augusta Springs, Virginia, Lyndhurst, Virginia, Middlebrook, Virginia, Greenville, Virginia, Crimora, Virginia, Dooms, Virginia, Fort Defiance, Virginia, Verona, Virginia Craigsville, Virginia, Deerfield, Virginia Shenandoah County New Market, Virginia, Bayse, Virginia, Mt. Jackson, Virginia, Edinburg, Virginia, Woodstock, Virginia Page County Shenandoah, Virginia, Stanley, Virginia, Luray, Virginia, Rileyville, Virginia Rockbridge County Albemarle County

Virginia Radon Testing, Virginia Radon Gas Testing

Radon is an invisible, tasteless, odorless and colorless gas that is known to have negative health effects. The EPA contributes 22,000 lung cancer deaths per year to indoor radon. Radon gas gets trapped in your home and the concentration reaches levels that increases your family's risk of getting lung cancer.

Virginia Mold Testing, Black Mold Testing and Inspection

An abundance of mold spores in your home can have a negative effect on your health. Occupants with allergies, asthma and other health issues are more susceptible, but active mold growth can affect anyone. Some molds can cause serious health issues and should only be removed by professionals. If you have growth or think you have a mold problem get the home inspected and tested! Protect your health and the health of your family! Mold spores are everywhere and their purpose is to aid in the breakdown and decay of organic matter. Black Mold, Mold Testing, Mold and My Health, Harrisonburg Mold Testing, Mold Testing in Harrisonburg ​​​​​Mold "Black" Mold EPA Mold Clean Up The EPA states that areas smaller than 3 feet by 3 feet can be cleaned by the average home owner. Before cleanup we recommend an inspection and testing to determine the source, the type of growth and the health risks associated with the type. Aztec Home Services LLC offers not only mold testing but inspections as well. During a mold inspection our goal is to discover the point of origin (moisture). Moisture is the number one ingredient mold needs to grow so it stands to reason that if we control the moisture we control the mold. As a certified mold inspector it is my goal to teach you about mold spores and how high moisture or moisture intrusion relates to mold growth. Remember every home has mold spores, the total indoor air count compared to outside air count should be lower, if not then there is considerable evidence that an indoor mold problem exists. Mold Symptoms Symptoms of indoor mold allergies can include, but are not limited to: sneezing, conjunctivitis (pink eye), chronic cough, runny nose, nasal congestion, itchy watery and red eyes, skin rashes and hives, sinus headache, rhinitis ( inflammation of the sinuses), bronchitis, asthma, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, difficulty breathing. You may have one or more of these symptoms but it does not mean you have an indoor mold problem. Other conditions must be present and a through property inspection should be conducted to determine if mold growth in present, the type (species) of growth and if moisture intrusion points exits.