Top-Rated Home Inspections in South & Southwest Metro Denver

Older South Metro neighborhoods like Englewood, Littleton, and Centennial frequently feature clay or cast-iron main sewer lines built that are prone to tree root intrusion, offset joints, and corrosion. Additionally, shifting clay soils cause sewer pipes to form "bellies" (sagging sections that hold standing water and waste).

Replacing a damaged main sewer line can cost anywhere from $8,000 to over $20,000. An HD video sewer scope pinpoint defects before your inspection objection deadline so you can negotiate repairs or credits with the seller.

Yes. The South & Southwest Metro areas are classified by the EPA as Radon Zone 1, indicating a high potential for dangerous indoor radon gas levels. Because South Metro communities sit near the Front Range foothill slopes, uranium breakdown in soil naturally emits odorless, invisible radon gas that gets trapped in basements and crawlspaces. 360 Degree Blackstone Inspections uses continuous 48-hour calibrated digital monitors to deliver fast, tamper-proof radon results to keep your transaction on schedule.

Luxury homes in Greenwood Village and Cherry Hills Village often feature complex mechanical systems, multiple HVAC zones, custom roofing materials (such as tile, slate, or synthetic shake), radiant floor heating, guest houses, and extensive indoor-outdoor living spaces. Our inspectors leverage 30+ years of high-end home construction expertise alongside thermal imaging technology to evaluate structural performance, heating and cooling balancing, structural envelope integrity, and hidden moisture leaks without destroying finished surfaces.

Absolutely. Rapid development across growing suburbs means homes are often built on tight construction schedules. Even brand-new homes routinely have hidden oversights, such as missing attic insulation, improperly wired sub-panels, unsealed roof penetrations, or misaligned HVAC ductwork. We recommend a Pre-Drywall Inspection before walls are closed and an 11th-Month Builder Warranty Inspection before your one-year builder warranty expires, ensuring the home builder completes necessary repairs at their expense.