We cover every corner of Chicago, from the bustling downtown Loop to the quiet, tree-lined streets of neighborhoods like Lincoln Park, Hyde Park, Wicker Park, and beyond. At City Home Inspectors, our team knows the ins and outs of homes across the city, from historic brownstones to sleek modern condos. With a deep understanding of the unique characteristics of properties in each area, we provide inspection reports that are both detailed and highly relevant.

In the Northwest Chicago neighborhoods—including Jefferson Park, Portage Park, Albany Park, and Avondale—we frequently inspect classic Chicago bungalows, vintage two-flats, and mid-century homes. We also serve the nearby areas of Dunning, Montclare, Shorsch Village, Galewood, Belmont Heights, Irving Woods, O’Hare, and Belmont Terrace. These neighborhoods offer a mix of older, established homes and newer developments, each with its own set of considerations. For example, in Galewood and Montclare, you’ll often find solid brick bungalows and mid-century ranches that require careful assessment of aging systems, such as plumbing and electrical. In Shorsch Village and Belmont Terrace, newer constructions and recent renovations may present different inspection needs, like ensuring compliance with modern building standards.

As we move into the West Chicago neighborhoods, such as Logan Square, Humboldt Park, Austin, and Belmont Cragin, we encounter a diverse blend of historic homes and contemporary builds. Our inspections cover everything from the structural integrity of century-old greystones to the craftsmanship of new condos. We understand the evolving architecture of these neighborhoods and can identify both the advantages and potential pitfalls of the various property types you might encounter.

In the Southwest areas of Chicago, including Garfield Ridge, Clearing, Gage Park, and Chicago Lawn, we provide thorough inspections for a wide variety of homes, from sturdy brick bungalows to multi-unit buildings. These neighborhoods are known for their long-established residences, where issues like roof wear, basement moisture, or the condition of original hardwood floors may arise. Our inspectors are well-acquainted with the housing stock in these areas and understand the specific challenges that come with maintaining and