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Multi-unit inspections
for Colorado Springs
property owners
Hidden issues can turn multi-unit properties into expensive headaches.
Top Choice inspects your property’s units and systems, so you know what you’re dealing with.
Catch problems before they spread
A single leak or faulty wiring can affect every unit in the building. Our certified building inspectors check the systems and units, so small issues get caught early.
Sagging deck
Cracked wall
Improper wiring
What’s covered with multi-unit property inspection
Inside every unit, outside every wall. No detail goes overlooked.
Foundation
Cracks, drainage problems, signs of movement
Roof
Shingle wear, flashing issues, drainage
Plumbing
Leaks, water pressure, water heater performance
Electrical
Panel condition, wiring, GFCI protection
HVAC
Furnace and AC performance
Exterior
Drywall cracks, signs of settling or shifting
Plan your budget around facts, not guesses
Every property has upcoming costs. Our detailed report gives you a clear picture of future maintenance, so you can budget without getting blindsided.
Get a closer look of the building
Add any of these services to your inspection for complete coverage.
Mold Testing
Mold complaints are a liability. Add mold testing to your inspection to know where you stand before tenants have to tell you.
Sewer Scope Inspection
Multi-unit properties often share a single sewer system. One failure can mean a huge disruption. A sewer scope catches issues so it don’t become building-wide emergencies.
Multi-unit inspections across Colorado Springs
Top Choice’s certified inspectors covered everything from downtown apartment complexes to cozy duplexes.
Black Forest
Larkspur
Cañon City
Lone Tree
Castle Pines
Manitou Springs
Castle Rock
Monument
Colorado Springs
Palmer Lake
Cripple Creak
Perry Park
Falcon
Peyton
Florence
Pueblo
Fountain
Woodland Park
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a multi-unit property inspection?
A multi-unit property inspection, sometimes called a multiplex inspection or a building inspection, evaluates the units in a duplex, triplex, fourplex, or apartment building. It involves checking individual units and shared systems like the roof, foundation, and plumbing lines.
How much does a multi-unit property inspection cost in Colorado Springs?
Multi-unit inspection costs scale with the number of units and shared systems. Contact Top Choice for a personalized quote based on your specific property.
Is a multiplex inspection required before I rent out units?
No, Colorado Springs doesn’t currently require a rental license or inspection for standard long-term leases. (Denver and Boulder do their own mandatory licensing programs.) That said, it’s strongly recommended before you own or rent out a property.
How long does a multi-unit building inspection take?
Expect the inspection to take roughly 1 to 2 hours per unit. A building inspection typically takes longer than a single-family inspection, since multiple units and shared system needs to be checked.
Do I need to be present for a multiplex inspection?
No, you don’t need to be present. However, being there is helpful if you want to walk through findings in real time.
Can tenants stay in their units during the inspection?
Yes, tenants can remain in their units during a building inspection given proper notice. Colorado law generally requires landlords to provide reasonable notice, often 24 to 48 hours, before entering a unit.