Built On Trust.
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Why Us?
What does Built On Trust mean to us? We ensure that we are performing the highest quality and trustworthy services with these benefits.
All our home inspectors have gone through the certification process created by the American Society of Home Inspectors. We also follow the Standards of Practice that InterNACHI provides for home inspections as well.
Because 3rd party warranties were not up to par, we created our own 100-day limited home inspection warranty to cover you in your new home.
Our support doesn’t end after we leave the inspection. Come back to our site at any time to ask questions that you may have with your home, and read our informational content posts to learn even more.
Read What Others Have To Say.
In the 18+ years we have been doing business, our customers have left us lots of great feedback. Click on the images below to see even more on your favorite review site.
Ready To Schedule?
You need a company you can trust when buying a home. But you also need great customer service, easy scheduling, and a great product. Scott Home Services covers all the bases. Schedule your inspection now!
Sample Reports
Documenting the results of the inspection in a concise, organized, readable manner is where we shine. An inspection is only as good as the written report. At Scott Home Inspection, we feel that our reports stand up against anyone in the industry. See for yourself – view our sample.
Ask Your Inspector
Our Support doesn’t end after you receive the report. We created our Ask Your Inspector program to help with some of our clients most asked after inspection questions.
We have written hundreds of articles explaining issues further.
We curated a list of Colorado based contractors to help find quotes and bids for repairs.
And we made it easy for our customers to ask follow up questions with our Ask Your Inspector form.
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