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Find a verified home inspector in Colorado Springs, CO

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43 active home inspectors in Colorado Springs · Colorado public business records

Verified home inspectors in Colorado Springs

43 active home inspectors in Colorado Springs · 60% established 5+ years. Every registration shown below is checked against the Colorado public business record — confirm any of them at the source.

NOBLE HOME INSPECTION SERVICES, LLC
Registration #19991122364Since 1999
WELCOME HOME INSPECTIONS, LLC
Registration #20011132987Since 2001
BRICK AND MORTAR HOME INSPECTIONS, INC.
Registration #20041213409Since 2004
Integrity Property Inspection, LLC
Registration #20051022785Since 2005
Peak Home Inspections, LLC
Registration #20061258914Since 2006
Pikes Peak Home Inspections LLC
Registration #20081209701Since 2008
Cardinal Home Inspections, L.L.C.
Registration #20091579473Since 2009
Hunt Property Inspections, LLC
Registration #20121577255Since 2012

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Common home inspector jobs in Colorado Springs

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Pre-purchase

A top-to-bottom inspection before you buy — roof, structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC. You should receive a written report with photos, and you are allowed to attend.

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Pre-listing

Inspecting your own home before selling, so surprises surface on your schedule instead of during negotiations.

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New construction

Independent inspection of a newly built home — builders' punch lists miss things a third party is paid to find. Best done before the final walkthrough.

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Radon / sewer scope

Add-on tests worth considering: radon measurement over a couple of days, and a camera run through the sewer line — the most expensive surprise a standard inspection cannot see.

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Why verifying matters for home inspectors

A home inspection is the one chance to find the $20,000 problem before you own it — a rushed or unqualified inspector costs you the leverage and the warning. Confirm a legitimate, accountable business before you rely on the report.

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Where this list comes from

Coloradodoesn't license this trade, so we verify the business itself: every listing is matched to an active business registration in the Colorado public record — a real, registered company, not a self-reported profile.

We re-check the public record on an ongoing basis (last re-checked 2026-07-07) and drop listings whose registration lapses. You can confirm any home inspectorat the source yourself — the registration number on each listing is searchable in the state's own database.

Home Inspectors in Colorado Springs — common questions

How many home inspectors are in Colorado Springs, Colorado?

43 active home inspectors operate as registered businesses in Colorado Springs, verified against the Colorado public business record (last re-checked 2026-07-07).

How do I check a Colorado Springs home inspector before hiring?

Home Inspector work isn't state-licensed in Colorado, so verify the business itself: every home inspector we list is matched to an active Colorado business registration you can confirm in the public record — not a self-reported badge.

What do home inspectors in Colorado Springs help with?

The common jobs are pre-purchase, pre-listing, new construction, radon / sewer scope. Describe yours once and get matched free — matched pros reach out to you directly.

Should I attend my home inspection?

Yes, at least for the last hour. Walking the findings with the inspector teaches you the house — where the shutoffs are, what is urgent versus cosmetic — in a way the written report cannot.

How do I choose a home inspector?

Ask to see a sample report before booking; thoroughness varies enormously and the report is the product. An inspector recommended by anyone with a stake in the sale closing deserves an extra moment of thought.

What determines the cost of a home inspection?

Home size, age, and add-on tests like radon, sewer scope, or well and septic. Older homes justify the add-ons — the sewer line is the classic expensive surprise a standard inspection cannot see.