January 1, 2020
Denver’s real estate market moves fast, and buyers and sellers need reliable information before making one of the biggest financial decisions of their lives. From the century-old bungalows of West Colfax to the newer builds in Lakewood and Wheat Ridge, Denver-area homes span a wide range of ages and construction types, each with its own set of inspection priorities. Colorado’s high altitude, dramatic temperature swings, and hail-prone summers put roofing, exterior cladding, and HVAC systems under constant stress. HomeTeam of West Denver gives buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals the thorough, same-day inspection reports they need to move forward with confidence in this competitive market.
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A complete evaluation of the home's major systems and structure, giving buyers a clear picture of the property's condition before closing
Learn MoreHelps sellers identify and address issues before listing, reducing surprises during the buyer's inspection and keeping deals on track.
Learn MoreColorado ranks among the highest states for elevated radon levels; testing is strongly recommended for any Denver-area home, especially those with basements.
Learn MoreInspects the underground sewer lateral with a camera to identify root intrusion, cracks, or blockages common in older Denver neighborhoods.
Learn MoreIdentifies mold growth and moisture intrusion issues, which can develop in basements and crawl spaces throughout the Denver metro due to freeze-thaw cycling and drainage concerns.
Learn MoreEvaluates new builds before final walkthrough to catch workmanship issues, missing components, or code concerns before the homeowner accepts the property.
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We're there when you need us. Our scheduling team works to get your inspection booked quickly so you never miss a deadline.
Book your inspection anytime from your phone, tablet, or computer—no phone calls required.
We coordinate all ancillary inspections and testing for you, including radon, mold, termite, sewer scope, and more—so you don't have to.
Every inspector on our team carries errors and omissions insurance, so you can have peace of mind knowing you're protected.
Multiple inspectors working together means a more thorough, accurate evaluation of the property—nothing gets missed.
You won't be left waiting. Get your detailed inspection report within 24 hours of your inspection.
Access your report, schedule services, and manage next steps all in one place through our convenient online portal.
We walk you through the home so you can make confident decisions. No confusing jargon—just straightforward findings and recommendations.
We're here to help before, during, and after your inspection. Reach out whenever you need us.
Dale brings more than 27 years of corporate leadership and operational experience to HomeTeam Inspection Service of West Denver. Today, he channels that background in service excellence directly into the home inspection industry, where he is InterNACHI trained, certified, and deeply committed to construction quality. Guided by the core pillars of being Fast, Trusted, and Accurate, Dale provides thorough residential and commercial inspections throughout the greater Denver area. His specialized interest in forensic inspections reflects a deep dedication to safety, helping clients uncover the real story behind a property so they can make smart, informed decisions. Dale’s ultimate mission is to eliminate stress from the home-buying process, ensuring every client feels supported from start to finish. Outside of work, he enjoys golfing, skiing the Colorado slopes, traveling, and spending time with his family.
Colorado has some of the highest radon concentrations in the country, and Denver-area homes with basements or crawl spaces are at elevated risk; inspectors use calibrated testing equipment to measure levels and flag properties that exceed EPA action thresholds.
Denver averages more hail events per year than almost any major U.S. city, and inspectors closely examine shingles, flashing, gutters, and skylights for impact damage that may not be visible from the ground.
The Front Range is underlain by expansive bentonite clay that swells when wet and shrinks when dry, causing wall cracks, sticking doors, and uneven floors that inspectors document and flag for structural review.
Many older Denver bungalows and ranches contain asbestos in floor tiles, pipe insulation, and popcorn ceilings; inspectors identify suspect materials and recommend professional testing before any renovation.
Furnaces and air conditioners at Denver's elevation (5,280+ feet) must be properly calibrated and maintained; inspectors evaluate combustion efficiency, heat exchanger integrity, and system age against the demands of Colorado's wide seasonal temperature range.
Older Denver neighborhoods with mature trees frequently show root intrusion, cracked clay tile sewer laterals, or bellied lines; a sewer scope reveals these issues before they become expensive post-closing surprises.
Denver and the surrounding West Denver communities present a distinct mix of housing ages, soil conditions, and climate-driven wear that makes a thorough inspection especially important. HomeTeam of West Denver’s inspectors are familiar with the issues most likely to affect properties across Jefferson and Denver counties, from century-old craftsman bungalows to post-war ranches and newer infill construction.
*Pricing shown reflects the starting point for the services listed. Final pricing may vary based on the square footage, age, and condition of the home.
Infrared cameras detect heat loss, missing insulation, and moisture intrusion invisible to the naked eye. In Denver's climate, where furnace performance and winter air sealing are critical, thermal imaging gives buyers a more complete picture of energy efficiency and potential hidden water damage.
Professional-grade continuous radon monitors measure gas accumulation over a 48-hour period, meeting Colorado's high testing standards. Given Denver's elevated radon risk, this tool is one of the most important we deploy on every applicable inspection.
A flexible video camera inspects the full length of the underground sewer lateral, revealing root intrusion, pipe deterioration, and blockages common in older Denver neighborhoods with mature tree canopies and aging clay tile lines.
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Home inspection costs in Denver typically range from $300 to $650 or more, with average prices reflecting comprehensive packages bundled with ancillary inspections. Actual pricing may vary based on property size, age, location, and specific conditions like detached garages or finished basements. To accommodate your budget, HomeTeam of West Denver offers tiered packages so you can choose your ideal level of coverage. Contact HomeTeam of West Denver directly for an accurate quote tailored to your specific property.
Yes, radon testing is strongly recommended for any home in the Denver metro area. Colorado consistently ranks among the top states for elevated indoor radon levels, and the Front Range geology contributes to higher-than-average concentrations. The EPA recommends action if levels exceed 4 picocuries per liter. HomeTeam of West Denver includes radon testing as a standalone service and can bundle it with your standard inspection for convenience.
Most home inspections in Denver take between one and three hours, depending on the size and condition of the property. HomeTeam’s team-based approach means multiple licensed inspectors work simultaneously, covering different systems at the same time. This reduces the overall inspection window without cutting corners, which is especially helpful in Denver’s competitive market where buyers often need to move quickly.
A standard home inspection in Colorado covers the roof, attic, foundation, basement, structural components, exterior cladding, windows, doors, plumbing, electrical systems, HVAC, insulation, and visible interior surfaces. In the Denver area, inspectors from HomeTeam of West Denver also pay particular attention to hail damage on roofing, foundation movement from expansive clay soils, and any signs of asbestos-containing materials in older homes. A written same-day digital report documents all findings.
A pre-listing inspection is a smart move in the Denver market. It gives sellers the opportunity to identify and address issues before buyers see the home, reducing the chance of renegotiations or deal-fall-throughs after an offer is accepted. Knowing the condition of your property upfront also puts you in a stronger negotiating position and can help justify your asking price. HomeTeam of West Denver offers pre-listing inspections specifically designed for sellers preparing to go to market.
Yes, HomeTeam of West Denver operates with licensed inspectors and is backed by the HomeTeam brand’s commitment to professional standards, which includes coverage and accountability on every inspection. Colorado requires home inspectors to be licensed, and HomeTeam inspectors meet those state requirements. HomeTeam has also been recognized as a Franchise 500 company and a Keller Williams Approved Vendor, reflecting the brand’s track record for trusted service.
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