Denver Rental License Inspections
Initial and renewal inspections for Denver's residential rental licensing program — single-family rentals through large multifamily communities.
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JAS Inspections helps Denver and Boulder property owners and managers pass their rental license inspections — and gives home buyers and sellers a clear, honest picture of the property in front of them.
Real photos from real inspections across the Denver metro — the defects we catch, the thermal images that reveal what eyes can't, and the properties we help keep licensed and safe. We find what others miss.
1 minute. Found defects, thermal imaging, and finished work from actual JAS inspections.
Both cities license their rental properties — and both require a passed inspection by a qualified inspector. JAS Inspections covers Denver's residential rental license program and Boulder's long-term rental program, handling single units, small landlords, and full apartment communities, with reports filed the way each city wants them.
Residential rental license inspections — initial licenses and renewals for single-family rentals through large multifamily communities.
4-year renewal cycleLong-term rental license inspections performed by a City of Boulder licensed contractor — including SmartRegs and life-safety requirements.
City of Boulder License #LIC-01007390Both cities run their rental licenses on a four-year cycle. Denver's first licenses were issued in 2022 — thousands are hitting renewal now, and Boulder licenses are coming due on the same rhythm. Book early and keep your license current.
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From a single rental unit to a full home purchase, every inspection ends with a clear, photo-documented report you can act on.
Initial and renewal inspections for Denver's residential rental licensing program — single-family rentals through large multifamily communities.
Most requestedA top-to-bottom look at structure, roof, systems, and safety for buyers, sellers, and homeowners who want the full picture before they commit. Thermal imaging is included with most home inspections at no extra charge.
Buyers & sellersColorado sits in a high-radon zone. Professional testing tells you whether your home's levels call for mitigation.
Air and surface sampling with lab analysis when you suspect a mold problem — or want documentation that there isn't one.
A camera run through the sewer line to catch root intrusion, cracks, and blockages before they become a five-figure surprise.
Infrared scanning that reveals hidden moisture, missing insulation, and electrical hot spots the eye can't see. Included with most full home inspections — not a separate charge.
Included with home inspectionsDocumented unit condition at both ends of a lease — protects deposits, residents, and owners alike.
A yearly walk-through that catches small maintenance and safety issues before they turn into expensive ones.
Long-term rental inspections for Boulder's licensing program, including SmartRegs and life-safety requirements. Boulder licenses renew on a four-year cycle, same as Denver.
City License #LIC-01007390
A full home inspection gives you leverage, peace of mind, and no surprises after closing. JAS Inspections walks the property the way a careful owner would — then explains everything in plain language.
Three steps, no runaround.
Pick a time online or send a request below. For multifamily properties, we'll confirm the unit count and access details up front.
Jermaine walks the property — or every required unit — checking life safety, detectors, plumbing, electrical, and the items your city program requires.
You get a clean, signed report ready to file with the city. If anything needs correcting, it's spelled out — and reinspection is a quick follow-up.
Rental licensing is a Denver and Boulder program — but JAS Inspections works everywhere in between. Full home inspections, radon testing, mold sampling, sewer scopes, thermal imaging, and move-in/move-out inspections are available in every community below.
The dark chips mark the rental-licensing cities — Denver and Boulder run the license programs JAS specializes in; every other service covers the full list. Don't see your community? If it's in the Denver metro or along the Front Range, chances are Jermaine already inspects there — just ask.
Pick your service and a time that works for you — scheduling takes about a minute, and you'll get a confirmation right away.
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Jermaine A Scott founded JAS Inspections LLC after working on the inspection team at CCI — the firm that handled Denver rental licensing inspections when the program launched. When CCI closed, he brought that experience to his own company.
Today JAS Inspections serves property managers, portfolio owners, landlords, and home buyers across the Denver metro area and Boulder — from 100+ unit communities down to a single rental home. Every report is filed through Spectora and every inspection is performed by Jermaine himself, so you always know who's walking your property.
Yes. Denver requires a residential rental license for rental properties, and a passed inspection by a qualified inspector is part of the application. Licenses renew every four years — and the first licenses issued in 2022 are now entering their first renewal cycle.
You receive a report that spells out exactly what needs correcting — most items are small, like smoke or CO detectors, GFCIs, or a running toilet. Once the items are fixed, a reinspection confirms they're resolved and your paperwork is completed.
Yes — multifamily is a specialty. JAS Inspections has completed 125 units in a single day at one Denver community, and works with property managers and portfolio owners to schedule around residents and leasing offices.
Yes. JAS Inspections performs Boulder long-term rental inspections and holds City of Boulder contractor license #LIC-01007390. Boulder licenses run on a four-year cycle as well.
The whole Denver metro and Front Range — 25+ communities, including Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Centennial, Littleton, Parker, Castle Rock, and Longmont, plus everywhere in between. Rental license inspections follow the Denver and Boulder programs; all other services are available throughout the service area.
Reports are delivered digitally through Spectora as clean, signed PDFs — the format property managers attach to license applications and transaction files.
Tell us about the property and we'll get back to you with scheduling and a quote. Prefer to book directly? Online booking is open anytime.