Apple Valley Inspections gives buyers, sellers, and homeowners a clear, thorough look at the property, backed by certified home-inspection and advanced radon expertise you can trust.
From a full buyer’s inspection to advanced radon testing and mitigation, every service ends with a clear report and a walk-through of what it means for you.
A top-to-bottom look at structure, roof, systems, and safety so you buy with your eyes open.
Selling? Find and address issues before they show up on a buyer’s report and stall your sale.
NRPP-certified testing that tells you exactly where your home’s radon levels stand.
Elevated levels? As a certified Mitigation Specialist, we design systems that bring them down and keep them there.
Building new? RRNC-certified guidance to design radon out before the foundation is poured.
Advanced multi-family measurement and mitigation certificates for larger properties.
Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers, and it is common in our region’s soils. Most inspectors sub it out. We hold the advanced NRPP credentials to measure it, interpret it, and fix it, all from one trusted source.
Clear communication at every step, so you always know what is happening and what it means.
Call or send a message with the property details and we will find a time that works.
A careful, methodical walk-through of the home and its systems, with radon testing if requested.
A detailed, easy-to-read report with photos, delivered promptly after the visit.
We walk you through the findings and answer every question, no jargon, no pressure.
Apple Valley Inspections, Inc. is led by Timothy R. Reilly, a certified home inspector and one of the region’s most credentialed radon professionals. Beyond standard home inspections, Tim is a member of the National Radon Speakers’ Bureau and holds advanced NRPP certificates spanning measurement, mitigation, multi-family, and new construction, expertise most buyers never have access to in a single inspector.
Tell us about the property and what you need. We serve West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle and the northern Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
