In Palisade, Colorado, comprehensive home inspections are vital for assessing the safety, functionality, and condition of residential properties. Whether it’s one of Palisade’s historic homes or a newer build, these evaluations cover critical areas like structural components, roofing, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical systems—empowering buyers and homeowners to make informed decisions.
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Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can accumulate in homes, posing serious health risks. Because radon levels can vary throughout the region, testing is especially important in Palisade. A simple radon test helps determine if mitigation is needed, offering peace of mind and protection for your household.
HUD/FHA Mobile Home Foundation Certification Inspections
For manufactured home owners seeking FHA or HUD financing or resale opportunities, a Permanent Foundation Guide for Manufactured Housing (PFGMH) Inspection is often required. I am certified to perform these inspections and provide the detailed documentation needed for engineering review. I do not provide engineering services myself but partner with a licensed engineer who performs the evaluation and billing for their portion of the certification.
Engineer’s Foundation Evaluations
In areas like Palisade where soil conditions and terrain vary, foundation evaluations can be essential. I provide on-site physical inspections of the foundation, which are then submitted to a partner engineer for official review and certification. Please note: I am not an engineer and do not offer engineering services. I work closely with licensed engineers to help you fulfill inspection and documentation requirements while keeping the process simple.
Palisade, CO Overview
- Population: As of 2025, Palisade is home to around 2,632 residents and continues to see steady growth.
- Housing Market: The median listing price stands at $642,000 (February 2025), and homes tend to sell quickly in this competitive market.
- Popular Neighborhoods: East Orchard Mesa is a standout, known for its sweeping views and proximity to vineyards. The southwest area is among the most desirable, while more budget-friendly options can be found in the southeast.
- Attractions: Palisade is known for its vibrant community and natural beauty. From the world-famous Palisade peaches to over 30 wineries, there’s no shortage of charm. Locals and visitors alike enjoy outdoor activities like mountain biking the Palisade Plunge and walking the Colorado Riverfront Trail. Annual events such as the Palisade Peach Festival and visits to art studios and markets bring the community together year-round.
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