When Was the Last Time Your Home Had a Checkup?

A Whole Home Health Report is a specialized audit designed for current homeowners rather than home buyers. While a standard inspection looks at the "bones" of the house, a Health Report focuses on environmental wellness, system performance, and long-term maintenance. We evaluate invisible risks like Radon, mold, and water contaminants, providing a 1–5 year roadmap for your home’s health.

Most homeowners only have their property evaluated the day they buy it. We believe a home should be a sanctuary—safe, efficient, and free of invisible risks. At Applied Property Group, we provide more than just a report; we provide a roadmap for your family’s wellness.

1. Environmental Health Specialists

We are one of the few Front Range firms specializing in Whole Home Environmental Health. We don't just "look" for mold or radon—we use lab-certified diagnostics to analyze your air and water quality. Our mission is to identify the "silent" threats that impact respiratory health and long-term well-being.

2. Predictive Maintenance Technology

We use the same high-tech tools used in industrial audits to help you avoid emergency repair costs.

• Advanced Thermal Mapping: We identify heat loss, insulation voids, and hidden plumbing leaks before they cause structural damage or high utility bills.

• Infrared Electrical Scans: We audit your panel and circuits for "hot spots" to ensure your home’s electrical system is safe and fire-resistant.
  

3. Independent & Unbiased Advocacy

We don’t perform repairs, and we don’t take kickbacks from contractors. This means our only priority is giving you the unfiltered truth about your home’s condition. Our reports provide the unbiased data you need to prioritize repairs and negotiate with service providers from a position of power.

4. A Multi-Year Roadmap for Your Equity

Our Ultimate Health Tier includes a 1–5 Year Maintenance Plan. We move you from "reactive" home ownership to "proactive" preservation. We help you understand exactly when your systems will need servicing, ensuring your home remains an asset, not a liability.

5. Front Range Local Expertise

We live and work in the Douglas County corridor. We understand how Colorado’s extreme climate cycles, expansive soils, and local geology affect your home’s specific "envelope." We aren't just inspectors; we are your neighbors committed to a healthier community.

The APG Standard of Care

We elevated the standard of home inspections because we believe every family deserves to know exactly what is happening inside their walls. We treat your home’s health audit with the same rigor and detail we would our own.

Most homeowners only have their property inspected on the day they buy it. Over time, systems age, insulation settles, and environmental factors like Radon levels or mold spores can shift. A periodic health audit identifies high-cost repairs (like hidden plumbing leaks or electrical hotspots) before they become emergencies, ensuring your home remains a safe and efficient environment for your family.

We use professional-grade sampling equipment to collect air and surface samples, which are then analyzed by a certified third-party laboratory. This testing identifies the presence of mold spores, allergens, and other particulates. Unlike "DIY" home kits, our lab-certified results provide a definitive analysis of your home’s air health.

We use Advanced Thermal Imaging (Infrared) to "see" through walls. This allows us to detect hidden moisture intrusion, missing insulation, and overloaded electrical circuits that are invisible to the naked eye. It is the most effective tool for identifying energy loss and preventing water damage before it leads to biological growth.

We recommend a comprehensive Home Health Audit every 3 to 5 years. Because Colorado’s expansive soils and extreme weather cycles can cause foundations to shift and seals to fail, regular checkups ensure your home’s protective "envelope" is still functioning correctly.

Yes. Our Ultimate Health Tier includes a prioritized 1–5 Year Maintenance Plan. We help you move from "reactive" repairs to "proactive" preservation, outlining exactly when you should service your HVAC, clear your sewer lines, or update your safety systems to protect your home’s equity.

Yes. The EPA and InterNACHI recommend re-testing every two years, even if a mitigation system is installed. Mechanical fans can fail, and new cracks in the foundation can create new pathways for Radon gas. Our Certified Radon Monitoring verifies that your system is still effectively protecting your family.