Eye for Detail Home Inspections
You've come a long way in your search for a quality home inspector...
Sean - Highlands Ranch
What Our Clients Say
...your journey ends here.
(Our inspector) was very courteous, prompt and thorough. I appreciate all of the explanation (he) provided as we inspected the home!
Greg - Littleton
Hands down, the best money I spent in my home buying experience. I have and will continue referring (Eye for Detail Home Inspections) to my friends and family. Thanks.
Rich - Littleton
(Our inspector) was excellent. He did a superb job and was very thorough and made us feel more comfortable about our home. Very professional and polite.
Contact us at any time with questions, or to schedule your inspection.
(720) 253-7890
Why hire an Eye for Detail Inspector?
Finding a home inspector that you can trust can be difficult. How can you make sure that you are choosing an inspector who can be trusted? How do you know that the inspector you choose is competent and professional?
Service Area
The Eye for Detail Home Inspections main office is located in Broomfield, Colorado.
Our service area includes (but is not necessarily limited to) the cities of:
If you do not see your city on this list, please feel free to contact us, and ask about our reasonable out-of-area rates.
Arvada, Aurora, Berthoud, Boulder, Brighton, Broomfield, Castle Rock, Centennial, Commerce City, Denver, Edgewater, Englewood, Erie, Federal Heights, Fort Collins, Fort Lupton, Frederick, Greeley, Golden, Henderson, Highlands Ranch, Hudson, Johnstown, Keenesburg, Lafayette, Lakewood, Littleton, Lochbuie, Lone Tree, Longmont, Louisville, Northglenn, Parker, Superior, Thornton, Westminster and Wheat Ridge.
Inspection Services
The most typical type of home inspection. A buyer's inspection is performed after the buyer and seller of the home have come to an agreement and entered into a real estate contract. The buyer of the home hires the home inspector to perform a generalist inspection, searching for deficiencies or issues which could affect the sale or purchase price of the home.
In addition to identifying and reporting on issues, a good inspector will also take the time to make the buyer aware of any short-term or long term maintenance concerns which will require action after escrow has been closed and the home is to be occupied. This is what separates us from most other home inspection companies. The inspection is not over until all of the buyer's questions are answered (no matter how long that takes), and we avail ourselves by phone or e-mail for any questions down the road.
Buyer's Inspection
Pre-Listing Inspection
For homeowners who are preparing to list (or have listed) their home on the real estate market. A pre-listing inspection allows a homeowner to tackle any potential obstacles which would otherwise only be found when a potential buyer had the home inspected for themselves.
Warranty Inspection
For owners of a new home which is within a month (or two) of the end of its builder's warranty. This type of inspection is very important, as many serious issues which may not be evident (and would likely be covered by the builder's one year warranty) become the responsibilty of the home owner once the warranty has expired.
