Inspection Services

About The Company

Liberty Home Inspections, LLC has been providing expert home inspections to the Conifer area since 2014.

Home Inspection for Real Estate Transactions: 80% of homes sold in the US receive a home inspection.

Contact Us

Purchasing a home is in many cases the largest investment someone makes in their lifetime. Not doing a home inspection could cost the new homeowners thousands of dollars in repairs that otherwise could have been avoided. If you choose Liberty Home Inspection, I promise you that I’ll do my very best and you can always count on me to be there to answer any of your concerns.

ASHI Certified
Inspector
Certified Mountain
Area Specialist
Licensed FAA Drone
Pilot Lic# 4245024

Protect Your investment

Home Inspection

Home Inspection for Real Estate Transactions: 80% of homes sold in the US receive a home inspection. Purchasing a home is in many cases the largest investment someone makes in their lifetime. Not doing a home inspection could cost the new homeowners thousands of dollars in repairs that otherwise could have been avoided.

Keeping your family safe

Radon Testing

Radon is a carcinogenic gas that is hazardous to inhale. Build-up of radon in homes is a health concern and many lung cancer cases are attributed to radon exposure each year. Each year, about 12% of lung cancer cases and more than 21,000 Americans die of radon-related lung causes. The Surgeon General of the United States has issued a Health Advisory warning Americans about the health risk from exposure to radon in indoor air. The Surgeon General urged Americans to test their homes to find out how much radon they might be breathing. If high levels (4.0 pCi/l or above) is detected, mitigation is highly advised. Testing for radon in well water is also advised if the radon level in the air is at or above the 4.0 action level. Click HERE for more information about radon in Colorado.

INSPECTING for issues

Sewer Septic

Understanding the condition of the underground sewer/septic drain line and knowing the location of a problem will be a key part of your decision in purchasing a home.

Ensuring your safety

Well Pump & Water Quality

Having a good source of drinking water is the #1 factor when purchasing a home that is on a private well. A well pump flow rate test will determine the amount of water coming from the well pump and the flow rate measures the gallons per minute coming out. The well pump flow rate test can reveal the general health of the well and can help pinpoint the source of water problems.

If your home is on a private well, lenders might require a water quality test. This test will help determine total Coliform , E. Coli, Lead, Nitrate and Nitrite level content. This test typically satisfy the lender’s requirements for a private well water test. Other water quality test are available that test for additional contents.

Getting Every Detail

Drone Inspection

Drones allow for me to see areas that would be unreachable or unsafe allowing for you to receive a more detailed inspection.

Check for contamination

Meth Lab Screening

Colorado law requires remediation for homes where testing finds more than .05 micrograms of meth in a space about 3.5 inches square. The state labels any house where contamination is above state levels a meth lab. Disclosure/non disclosure laws remove any disclosure obligations for prior methamphetamine production as long as the property was remediated according to state standards and the state was provided with adequate evidence of remediation.

bE HAPPY AND HEALTH

MOLD INSPECTION & TESTING

Molds are very common in buildings and homes. Mold will grow in places with a lot of moisture, such as around leaks in roofs, windows, or pipes, or where there has been flooding. Mold grows well on paper products, cardboard, ceiling tiles, and wood products. Mold can also grow in dust, paints, wallpaper, insulation, drywall, carpet, fabric, and upholstery. The most common indoor molds are Cladosporium, Penicillium, and Aspergillus.  Inspection and testing for mold is the health thing to do.

Our Inspection Evaluation includes:

  • Building site, defensible space, grading and drainage, retaining walls, sidewalk, driveways, walls and patios.
  • Structural components, foundation, floors, walls, columns, exterior walls, roof and ceiling, underfloor crawl spaces.
  • Exterior wall cladding, flashing and trim, exterior doors, windows, garage doors, decks and balconies, porches and railings, eaves and vegetation.
  • Roof coverings, drainage systems, flashing, evidence of leakage, roof top deck surfaces and parapet walls.
  • Plumbing system, interior supply, fixtures, functional flow, supply leaks, cross connections, waste and vent system, drain leaks, functional drainage, water heater, safety controls, flues and combustion air vents and fuel distribution system.
  • Central air conditioning equipment, controls, distribution, cooling source and return air location.
  • Electrical system, service conductor, service grounding, over current protection, branch circuits conductors, main and distribution panels, aluminum wiring, compatibility, lights, switches, receptacles and ground fault circuit interrupters.
  • Heating equipment, controls, safety controls, flues and vents, solid fuel heating devices, distribution system, air filters and heat source.
  • Interior, walls, ceilings floors, stairs, balconies, counters and cabinetry, doors, fire separation wall and doors.
  • Insulation, crawl space and roof ventilation, vapor retarders, kitchen, bathrooms, laundry room and dryer ventilation.
  • HomeGauge Reports are delivered electronically anywhere in the world upon completion.
  • Inspections include consultation at the conclusion of each inspection for review of our observations.