With a condo, the association usually maintains the roof, exterior and grounds, while you are responsible for what is inside your walls. A condo inspection concentrates on the unit itself, but we note anything we see in the shared areas that you may want to ask the association about.
What we look at
- Electrical panel, outlets and lighting in the unit
- Plumbing fixtures, drains and the water heater
- Heating and cooling equipment serving the unit
- Windows, doors, balcony or patio
- Walls, ceilings and floors, including signs of leaks from above
- Built-in kitchen appliances
Who it’s for
Condo and townhome-style condo buyers in Portland, Beaverton and around the metro.
Where it’s available
Across all of TRUELINE’s service areas, including Sherwood, Portland, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Tigard and Tualatin.
Condominium Inspection: Questions
How much is a condo inspection?
The base price is listed on our pricing page and is adjusted for size and travel.
Is the building’s roof included?
The roof and other common elements usually belong to the association. We look at what we can reach and see, and the association’s records will tell you more about their condition and upkeep.
Ready to book your inspection?
Pick a time online or give us a call.
