Littleton runs from historic blocks near Main Street to newer neighborhoods out by Chatfield — and the age of the house changes what an inspection needs to find.
Call (720) 764-6365Near downtown, Littleton's charm is its age — and so are its question marks. The older houses around Main Street are where time shows up in the bones: original wiring that predates modern loads, plumbing that has been patched across generations, roofs on their second or third life, and sewer lines old enough that clay pipe is a real possibility. Toward the south side and out by Chatfield, the houses are newer, but newer is not the same as flawless — systems age, installations vary, and hail does not check the build date.
Whichever Littleton your house is in, the inspection is the same: heat, air conditioning, plumbing, electrical, roof, attic and insulation, walls, ceilings, floors, windows, doors, foundation, and basement, all documented in a written report you can actually use. The house does not pass or fail — you simply learn what is true about it, while that knowledge can still shape your decision.
If the house is one of the older ones, a sewer scope earns its place on the list: a camera down the line from the house to the street, finding roots, cracks, and aging clay pipe before they find you. And as everywhere in Colorado, radon testing is the only way to know this house's number. Both ride along with the inspection in a single visit.
We also inspect in Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Greenwood Village, Englewood, Parker, Lone Tree, and Cherry Hills.