Helping Landlords is Our Mission

We help you comply with the City of Denver’s
residential rental property licensing requirements

YOUR RENTAL PROPERTY INSPECTION
IS OUR NUMBER ONE PRIORITY

On May 3, 2021, the Denver City Council passed a new ordinance requiring a residential rental property license for any person to offer, provide, or operate a residential rental property in the City and County of Denver. A residential rental property is any building, structure, or accessory dwelling unit that is rented or offered for rent as a residence for 30 days or more at a time.

Dharol Tankersley
Dharol Tankersley
29/01/2024
This was my first time having a property inspected due to new regulations in Denver. Tom was so knowledgable about the new regulations and what I needed at what date to be able to rent out the unit. He was prompt and efficient with fair pricing and gave me all the information I needed. Highly recommend!
Scott R
Scott R
08/05/2023
Fellow Landlords - looking for a great inspector to meet Denver's new residential rental licensing requirement? Look no further! I hired Tom to inspect 4 investment properties, and I couldn't have asked for a better experience. Up until the inspection, Tom was extremely helpful over several phone calls and emails, explaining the inspection checklist and discussing some of the nuances and ambiguities of some of the specific requirements. He was able to inspect all properties on the same day, which made it very convenient. He noted a deficiency at the first property inspected, we corrected it by the time he was finished with the last property, and he immediately returned back to finish the re-inspection. Once finished, Tom gave us all the required paperwork, and helpful tips on how to submit a successful application for the rental license. Very knowledgeable, very helpful, and very easy to work with. Highly, highly recommended!!

Thomas Unterwagner

As a certified inspector and fellow residential rental property owner, I understand your needs. I’m a former commercial property owner and multi-building property manager and currently a co-owner of residential rental properties in Denver.

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    Inspection Fees

    The inspection process should take approximately 45 minutes per unit. The multi-unit inspection process might take more time due to the inspection of indoor common areas, outdoor trash areas, boiler rooms and shared Mechanical Rooms.

    Single Rental Unit

    Spring Special!

    Regular: $179

    Now:$149

    per unit

    Single House, Condo or Townhome, etc.

    Multi-Family Units

    Please Email or Call for Special Per Unit Discounted Inspection Fee

    FOR MULTI-FAMILY APARTMENT OWNERS/MANAGERS

    2 or more of any type if
    in the same building, or on
    the same property, and under
    the same ownership entity

    Re-inspection

    $89

    per unit

    Re-inspection
    for any unit
    found non-compliant