A typical inspection covers the roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical systems, heating and cooling systems, attic, crawlspace, and interior and exterior components. You’ll receive a detailed report highlighting areas that need maintenance or repair.
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A professional inspection identifies safety hazards, hidden damage, or structural issues that might not be visible during a walk-through. Home inspections and testing give you a specific item that you can have repaired or get credit to repair. Home inspections allow you to negotiate on the PRICE. 
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Most inspections take 2 to 4 hours, depending on the property’s size and condition. Larger homes or buildings with complex systems may take longer.
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The cost depends on factors like the size, age, and type of the property, as well as any additional testing (such as mold or radon). To get exact pricing, use our GET A QUOTE feature/page on our website.
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Most inspectors deliver the full report within 24 hours after the inspection. Reports typically include photos, notes, and repair recommendations so you can move forward confidently.
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Absolutely. Radon is a colorless, odorless gas linked to lung cancer and is common in Colorado homes. Testing ensures your home is safe and helps you plan for mitigation if needed.
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A residential inspection focuses on systems in homes, condos, or townhouses. A commercial inspection evaluates larger properties like warehouses, offices, or apartment complexes, often requiring specialized expertise.
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Many inspectors assess insulation levels, ventilation, and HVAC efficiency as part of the inspection. While not an energy audit, they can highlight areas where efficiency can be improved. We use infrared cameras or thermography to assess. This is a included in your inspection cost.
Contact for inspection questions

Yes. Attending lets you ask questions, learn about maintenance, and see findings firsthand. Inspectors encourage clients to participate for better understanding and transparency.
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If significant problems are discovered, the inspector will outline them in the report. Buyers can use the information to request repairs, negotiate price adjustments, or make an informed decision.
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Yes. Even new homes can have construction defects or code issues. A third-party inspection ensures everything was built safely and to standard before closing.
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YES!  Use our GET A QUOTE to pick a Saturday time or call for Sunday availability.
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Inspectors generally don’t perform repairs themselves, but they may suggest consulting licensed professionals for any issues identified in the report. This maintains objectivity and avoids conflicts of interest.
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Look for certifications from organizations like InterNACHI or ASHI, along with years of experience, continuing education, and local knowledge.
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Typically, inspections are not covered by insurance, but they can help you avoid future repair costs and may be required by certain warranties or lenders.
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Certified inspectors commonly serve Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Windsor, Wellington, Red Feather Lakes, and surrounding Northern Colorado communities, often extending north to Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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