Every summer, Colorado’s dry grasslands and foothills communities face the same recurring threat, and every summer, the properties that fare best share a common trait. It isn’t luck. It’s defensible
Most new homeowners assume that once the final walkthrough is done and the keys are in hand, the home inspection process is behind them. It isn’t, at least not if
Some home inspection findings announce themselves. A cracked foundation, a leaking roof, and outdated wiring all leave visible evidence for a trained inspector to find. Radon leaves none of that.
A sewer inspection does not get nearly as much attention as a roof inspection or a foundation evaluation, but in the Aurora and Denver Metro area, it arguably should. Sewer
Most people think of mold as something that happens in damp, neglected places. The reality is that mold can develop quietly in well-maintained Colorado homes, and a mold inspection often
Lead paint is not a relic of a distant past. It is a present condition in a significant portion of the existing American housing stock, including in the Denver Metro
A home inspection is not a generic process that produces the same results regardless of where the property is located. The conditions, construction patterns, and climate-driven concerns that define a
