Realtors · Home buyers · Home sellers

Structural concerns with a home? Start here.

Structural home inspections across the Front Range.

Buying, selling or helping a client? Share the inspection report or tell us what you’ve noticed. We’ll help you understand the next step.

Denver · Colorado Springs · Fort Collins

We’ll confirm the visit and report timing before you commit.

Illustration of a wide diagonal crack in a home's concrete foundation wall

Before the next property decision

Buying, selling or helping a client?

Tell us what needs clarification and who needs the findings.

For realtors

A report raised a concern. What now?

Share the report, property address and deadline. Tell us which concern needs an answer and who needs the report.

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For home buyers

For your next buying decision.

Send the inspection report and any photos or repair records. Tell us what you want to understand before moving forward.

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For home sellers

Address a concern before selling.

Tell us what you’ve noticed or share a buyer’s inspection finding. Add any earlier reports or repair records.

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Common reasons to reach out

What raised the structural question?

You do not need to diagnose the problem before submitting a request.

  • Cracks in a foundation wall, masonry or interior finishes.
  • Uneven or sloping floors, or changes noticed around doors and windows.
  • Questions about beams, posts, framing or an earlier wall removal.
  • A general home inspector recommends further structural evaluation.
  • Prior foundation repairs with incomplete or unclear documentation.
  • A requested structural report or letter connected to a sale or purchase.

Include what you observed, when it was noticed and any known changes. These observations describe the request; they do not establish a cause.

What to expect

Know what your inspection includes.

We’ll start with your concern and any existing reports. Your quote will explain which areas will be checked and what written findings you’ll receive.

We’ll confirm the engineer and availability first. Reports, letters, repair plans and follow-up visits are included only when listed in your agreement.

This is a focused structural review, not a whole-home inspection. If someone needs a particular report or letter, share their requirements with us.

Front Range property requests

Start with your property’s location.

Select your city to carry it into the inspection request.

Nearby Front Range property? Enter the exact address in your request. Location, site access and availability are reviewed before a visit is confirmed.

Make the first review useful

Send the report, the photos and the deadline.

Let us know whether you are the realtor, buyer or seller, and who can arrange property access.

  • Property address and your relationship to the property.
  • The specific concern and relevant home inspection findings.
  • Existing photos, prior engineering reports and repair records.
  • Any requested report or letter requirements.
  • Your inspection, response or closing deadline, including the date.
  • The property-access contact and any known access restrictions.

Use existing photos and records; do not open walls or enter inaccessible areas to complete the request. Upload up to ten PDF, JPG, JPEG or PNG files inside the form.

Three simple steps.

01

Tell us what you need

Share the property address, your concern and any deadline.

02

Get a clear next step

We’ll review your information and explain what’s needed.

03

Review your quote

Confirm the work, price and timing before moving forward.

Structural home inspection questions.

This request form is not an emergency-response channel or a building-safety determination.

Denver · Colorado Springs · Fort Collins

Start with the home. Clarify the structural concern.