Your builder's warranty typically expires at the one-year mark. Before it does, we walk the entire home to document everything that should be fixed on the builder's dime — not yours. Don't let the clock run out.
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Know Before
You Close.
Buying a home is the biggest financial decision of your life. We give you the complete truth about your future home — so you can close with confidence, or walk away with your savings intact.
The Problem
You're being asked to commit
hundreds of thousands
to a home you've seen twice.
Hidden defects you can't see
Foundation cracks, failing HVAC, roof damage — the issues that cost the most are almost never visible during a showing.
The fear of a costly mistake
One missed inspection item could mean $20,000 in unexpected repairs the year you move in.
No leverage without the facts
Without an inspection report, you're negotiating blind. You deserve to know what you're buying.
Your Guide
We've Seen Everything.
We'll Tell You Exactly What We Found.
Chrome21 Home Inspections brings certified expertise and a no-nonsense commitment to complete honesty — so you never have to guess.
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The Plan
Three Steps to
Close With Confidence
We made this simple on purpose. Here's exactly what happens.
01
Book in Minutes
Schedule online or call Scott directly. We'll confirm your date and time within the hour. No waiting, no runaround.
02
We Inspect Everything
Walk the home with us or let us work — your call. We examine every accessible system from roof to foundation, inside and out.
03
Report Next Day
You'll receive a clear, photo-documented digital report written in plain English — no jargon, no guessing what anything means.
What We Cover
A Complete Picture of the Home
From the crawl space to the ridge cap — nothing gets skipped.
Roof & Attic
Shingles, flashing, ventilation, insulation, and structural framing.
Foundation & Structure
Foundation walls, floor framing, load-bearing elements, and crawl space.
Electrical Systems
Panel, wiring, outlets, GFCI protection, and safety hazards.
Plumbing
Water heater, supply lines, drain systems, fixtures, and water pressure.
HVAC
Heating and cooling equipment, ductwork, filters, and operational condition.
Doors, Windows & Interior
Functionality, sealing, moisture intrusion, and visible structural concerns.
Exterior & Drainage
Siding, grading, gutters, walkways, and water management.
Built-in Appliances
Included appliances tested for proper operation and visible defects.
What We Offer
More Than a Standard Inspection
Most inspectors stop at the basics. We don't. Every service below is available as a standalone or add-on — because the more you know before closing, the better your position.
Once the drywall goes up, what's behind it stays hidden for decades. This is your only window to inspect framing, electrical rough-in, plumbing, and HVAC installation before it's all sealed in. Critical for new construction buyers.
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Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the US — and Colorado has some of the highest radon levels in the country. It's colorless, odorless, and undetectable without a test. We include certified radon testing so you know what you're breathing before you move in.
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The sewer line running from the house to the street isn't covered in a standard inspection — and a failed line can cost $10,000–$25,000 to repair. We run a camera through the line and show you exactly what's there: roots, cracks, bellies, blockages.
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Infrared cameras see what the naked eye can't — hidden moisture intrusion, missing insulation, electrical hot spots, and energy loss behind walls and ceilings. We use thermal imaging to find the problems other inspectors walk right past.
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New doesn't mean perfect. Builder inspections pass homes that have real defects — incomplete work, improper installations, code violations. We give you an independent set of eyes before you sign so the builder fixes it, not you.
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Don't Find Out
After You Close.
Skipping or rushing through an inspection is one of the most expensive decisions a home buyer can make. These aren't hypotheticals — they're what buyers face every year in the Denver market.
- Discovering a failing roof or foundation after closing — with no legal recourse and no seller to call
- A furnace or HVAC system that fails the first Colorado winter, costing $8,000–$15,000 to replace
- Buying a home with outdated electrical that your insurance won't cover
- Losing your negotiating leverage because you went in without an inspection report
- Living with a quiet, persistent doubt that you should have known better
Get Started
Ready to Close
With Confidence?
Schedule your inspection today. Scott will follow up within the hour to confirm your appointment.