Portland’s active real estate market moves quickly, and buyers and sellers need reliable information before making one of the largest financial decisions of their lives. HomeTeam of Portland provides thorough, team-based home inspections covering every major system of the property, from the roof and attic to the foundation and electrical panel. The Portland metro area includes a wide range of housing stock, from early 20th-century Craftsman bungalows and Victorian homes in inner-city neighborhoods to mid-century ranches in Beaverton and Hillsboro and newer construction further out in Cornelius and North Plains. Whether you are purchasing a home in the West Hills, selling in Gresham, or investing in the suburbs, our licensed inspectors give you the complete picture so you can move forward with confidence.
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A full team-based evaluation covering over 400 points, including roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC.
Accurate radon measurement using modern equipment, with results delivered through our reporting software.
Learn MoreSwab or air testing with lab-verified results identifying the level and type of mold present.
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We're there when you need us. Our scheduling team works to get your inspection booked quickly so you never miss a deadline.
Book your inspection anytime from your phone, tablet, or computer—no phone calls required.
We coordinate all ancillary inspections and testing for you, including radon, mold, termite, sewer scope, and more—so you don't have to.
Every inspector on our team carries errors and omissions insurance, so you can have peace of mind knowing you're protected.
Multiple inspectors working together means a more thorough, accurate evaluation of the property—nothing gets missed.
You won't be left waiting. Get your detailed inspection report within 24 hours of your inspection.
Access your report, schedule services, and manage next steps all in one place through our convenient online portal.
We walk you through the home so you can make confident decisions. No confusing jargon—just straightforward findings and recommendations.
We're here to help before, during, and after your inspection. Reach out whenever you need us.
Mike Huppi is the owner and lead inspector of HomeTeam Inspection Service of Portland, where he provides comprehensive property evaluations for home buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals across the region. Based in Aloha, Oregon, Mike brings over a decade of industry experience and thousands of completed inspections to his local community. He is licensed through the Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB #163311), is an Oregon Certified Home Inspector (OCHI #570), and maintains professional memberships with both NACHI and the Oregon Real Estate Inspectors Association (OREIA). Highly regarded for his meticulous approach and strong communication skills, Mike focuses on educating his clients to ensure they can make confident, well-informed real estate decisions.
Portland's high annual rainfall and humidity make moisture intrusion one of the most common issues found during inspections; inspectors check crawl spaces, basements, attics, and exterior cladding for signs of water infiltration, staining, and rot.
Many Portland homes built before 1960, particularly Craftsman bungalows and Victorian properties in neighborhoods like Sellwood and Ladd's Addition, still have knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring that presents safety and insurance concerns; inspectors evaluate panel capacity and wiring condition throughout.
The Portland metro's expansive soils and proximity to fault lines (including the Cascadia Subduction Zone) can cause foundation settlement and crawl space moisture problems; inspectors examine the foundation, perimeter drainage, and vapor barriers closely.
The damp Pacific Northwest climate accelerates moss and algae growth on roofing materials, which can trap moisture and accelerate shingle deterioration; inspectors assess roof age, moss coverage, flashing, and gutters for signs of premature wear.
Oregon's geology, particularly in the Willamette Valley, can concentrate radon gas in basements and lower floors; HomeTeam's radon testing measures levels accurately so Portland homeowners can take mitigation steps if results exceed EPA action levels.
Homes built between 1970 and 1995 in the Portland area frequently contain polybutylene or galvanized steel pipes that are prone to corrosion and failure; inspectors identify the pipe material type and flag sections showing corrosion, discoloration, or reduced flow.
Portland’s diverse housing stock and the Pacific Northwest’s wet, mild climate create a specific set of inspection priorities that local homebuyers and sellers need to understand. From older inner-city bungalows with aging knob-and-tube wiring to newer construction in the suburbs with moisture management challenges, HomeTeam’s licensed inspectors know what to look for in every property type across the Portland metro area.
*Pricing shown reflects the starting point for the services listed. Final pricing may vary based on the square footage, age, and condition of the home.
Detect hidden heat loss, moisture intrusion, and insulation deficiencies that are not visible during standard visual inspection.
Measure moisture levels in building materials to identify water intrusion risks before they cause structural damage or mold growth.
Allow inspectors to examine crawl spaces, pipe interiors, wall cavities, and other hard-to-reach areas with precision.
Generates a comprehensive, photo-rich report delivered to your device the same day. Easy to read, easy to share, and accessible on any device.
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A fall home maintenance checklist covers three areas: your home’s exterior, its major systems, and its safety devices. Getting to these before the first hard freeze prevents the majority of winter home damage claims, from frozen pipes to ice dams. As inspectors, we see the same handful of missed fall
Buying a house comes down to twelve steps: getting ready financially, finding an agent, house hunting, making an offer, securing a mortgage, and closing. Most buyers know the broad strokes. What trips people up is the middle of the process, especially the home inspection, where a single report can reshape
Aging in Place Home Modifications: Room by Room The aging-in-place home modifications that matter most are grab bars and non-slip surfaces in the bathroom, better lighting in hallways, and a clear, step-free path through the home- changes that address where falls actually happen. About 1 in 4 adults over 65
Home inspection costs in Portland typically range from $300 to $650 or more depending on the size of the property, the age of the home, and the specific services included. Older homes and larger properties generally require more time and may cost more. HomeTeam of Portland offers three inspection packages (Essential, Preferred, and Ultimate) to match your needs and budget. Contact us directly for a quote specific to the property you are buying or selling.
Most standard home inspections in Portland take between 1 and 3 hours depending on the size and condition of the property. Because HomeTeam sends a team of licensed inspectors rather than a single inspector, we complete the inspection in about half the time of a solo inspector without sacrificing thoroughness. Older Portland homes with complex systems or significant deferred maintenance may take longer.
A HomeTeam home inspection in Portland covers over 400 inspection points across all major systems of the property, including the roof, attic, foundation, crawl space, electrical panel, plumbing, HVAC system, windows, doors, and visible insulation. We also check for common Portland-area concerns such as moisture intrusion, moss on the roof, and radon risk. You will receive a detailed same-day digital report with photos, findings, and repair recommendations.
Radon testing is strongly recommended for Portland-area home purchases, particularly for properties with basements or lower-level living spaces. Oregon’s underlying geology can concentrate radon gas in homes throughout the Willamette Valley. The EPA recommends taking action when radon levels exceed 4 pCi/L. HomeTeam of Portland offers radon testing as part of our inspection services, so you can schedule it alongside your standard home inspection with a single call.
Given Portland’s wet climate and high annual rainfall, mold is a legitimate concern in many local homes, especially those with crawl spaces, finished basements, or older HVAC systems. You do not need a mold inspection for every purchase, but it is worth considering for homes with visible discoloration, a musty odor, a history of water damage, or older construction where moisture barriers may have degraded. HomeTeam’s mold inspections identify the presence and type of mold so you can make an informed decision.
Yes, attending your home inspection in Portland is encouraged. Being present allows you to ask questions in real time, see issues firsthand, and get a clearer understanding of the findings before you review the written report. HomeTeam’s inspectors take time at the end of the inspection to walk you through the key findings and answer any questions you have. You will also receive a detailed same-day digital report so you can revisit the findings at any time.
HomeTeam of Portland typically schedules inspections within one business day of your call. With Portland’s competitive real estate market, timing is critical during the inspection contingency period, and our team-based model allows us to accommodate tight timelines without sacrificing inspection quality. Call or schedule online to confirm availability for your preferred date.
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AFFILIATES AND AWARDS
Keller Williams Approved Vendor Program members are business entities independent from Keller Williams Realty, Inc. Neither Keller Williams Realty, Inc. nor its affiliated companies warrant HomeTeam Inspection Service, their products, or their services.
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