Why does a condo inspection cost less?

Because the scope is smaller. We are not inspecting a roof, a foundation or an exterior envelope that the association maintains.

Do you inspect the roof or the building exterior?

Not on a standard condo inspection — those are typically association responsibilities and are usually outside the unit boundary. If your situation is different, tell us when you book and we will talk through what makes sense.

Can you inspect a townhome the same way?

Sometimes. Townhome ownership varies — some include the roof and the lot, some do not. Send us the address and what you know about the ownership. We will tell you which inspection fits.

Do you check for issues coming from a neighboring unit?

We report visible evidence inside your unit, such as staining on a shared wall or ceiling. Anything past that is not accessible to us, and we will say so rather than speculate.

Condo Inspection

An interior inspection of the systems and components you own.

In an attached unit the association usually maintains the roof, the exterior walls and the grounds. You are responsible for what is inside your own walls. A condo inspection focuses there, so you are paying for information about your unit rather than a report on a building you do not control.

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Why Choose Condo Inspection

What a Condo Inspection Covers

Interior systems and components. Plumbing fixtures and the visible supply and drain lines. The electrical panel serving your unit. Heating and cooling equipment. The water heater. Built-in appliances, windows, doors and interior finishes. Where something is shared or sits outside your unit boundary, we say so rather than guess at who owns it.

Plumbing fixtures, visible supply and drain lines
Electrical panel and outlets serving the unit
Heating and cooling equipment and the water heater
Built-in appliances, windows, doors and interior finishes

HOA Documents Every Condo Buyer Should Read

An inspection tells you the condition of the unit. It cannot tell you what the association's reserves look like, what assessments are coming, or which parts the CC&Rs put on your side of the line. Those documents are part of your homework. Read them alongside the report and you get the full picture.

Our Condo Inspection Process

Schedule Your Inspection

Call or text with the day you need and the property address, or send it through the quote form.

Confirm And Prepare

We confirm the appointment, gather the access details, and send reminders so nobody is guessing on inspection day.

Inspection Day

We arrive on time and work through the home. You are welcome to walk along and ask questions — most people learn more in that hour than from any report.

Receive Your Report

Your full report arrives within 24 hours, with findings color-coded so you can see at a glance what is a safety issue, what is a repair recommendation, and what is simply worth knowing.

What a Condo Inspection Costs

Condo pricing is lower than a detached home because the scope is smaller. Under 1,000 square feet is $300, 1,000–1,500 is $325, 1,500–2,000 is $350, and 2,000 square feet and up starts at $400.

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