Boston’s real estate market moves fast, with bidding wars common and inventory tight across neighborhoods from Back Bay to Jamaica Plain. Buyers and sellers alike need a thorough, same-day inspection to make confident decisions without losing their window in a competitive deal. HomeTeam of Boston serves the greater Boston area, including Cambridge, Brookline, and dozens of surrounding communities, inspecting everything from historic brownstones and triple-deckers to newer condos and single-family homes. Whether you are purchasing your first home in Charlestown or pre-listing a property in Dedham, our team delivers the detail and speed you need to move forward with confidence.
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Our licensed inspection team evaluates a property's major systems and structural components before you submit an offer, so Boston buyers can negotiate from a position of knowledge in a fast-moving market.
Learn MoreRadon is a colorless, odorless gas that can accumulate in homes throughout Massachusetts; our certified inspectors test and report results the same day.
Learn MoreWe test water quality for contaminants and safety concerns, a critical step for homes on private wells or older Boston-area properties with aging pipes.
Learn MoreOur inspectors assess your property's resistance to wind damage, providing documentation that may qualify you for insurance discounts.
Learn MoreWe inspect private wells for water flow, pressure, and equipment condition, an essential check for Boston homes that rely on well water systems.
Learn MoreWe evaluate pools and spas for safety, equipment condition, and code compliance, giving South Boston buyers a clear picture before closing on a property with a backyard investment like this.
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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.
Michele “Mik” Pugliese is the owner of HomeTeam Inspection Service of Boston, bringing over 30 years of entrepreneurial leadership and elite technical expertise to local homebuyers. Holding a Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering from the Politecnico di Milano, Mik directly translates his deep knowledge of construction and structural systems into every property evaluation. Under his guidance, HomeTeam utilizes a unique team-based approach to deliver faster, highly accurate assessments and detailed, same-day digital reports. Operated alongside his wife, Laura, this trusted family business is deeply committed to empowering Boston clients with the confidence and peace of mind needed for life’s biggest investment.
Boston's freeze-thaw cycle and high water table make basement leaks and foundation seepage common; inspectors evaluate drainage, sump pumps, and foundation wall conditions for active or historic moisture intrusion.
Many pre-1950 Boston homes still contain original knob-and-tube electrical wiring that can be a fire and insurance risk; inspectors identify remaining KT runs and assess whether it has been improperly insulated or modified.
Properties built before 1978 in the Boston area commonly contain lead-based paint, and older pipes may be lead or galvanized; inspectors flag visible deteriorating paint and recommend lead testing where age and condition indicate risk.
Triple-deckers and row houses often have flat or low-slope roofs that collect ice, snow, and debris; inspectors assess membrane condition, drainage, flashing, and signs of ponding that accelerate deterioration in a New England climate.
Boston's older homes frequently have masonry chimneys with deteriorating mortar joints, missing caps, or improper liners; inspectors examine exterior masonry, accessible flue conditions, and firebox integrity.
Older Boston properties often have aging furnaces, boilers, or radiator systems that are past their useful life; inspectors assess the age, condition, and safety of heating systems, including combustion appliances in poorly ventilated utility areas.
Boston’s housing stock is one of the most diverse and historically complex in the country. From 19th-century brick row houses in the South End to post-war triple-deckers in Dorchester and new construction condos in the Seaport, every property type brings its own inspection challenges. HomeTeam of Boston’s licensed inspectors understand the age ranges, construction methods, and climate-driven risks specific to this region, including the impact of harsh New England winters, coastal humidity, and older building materials.
*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.
Detect the presence of natural gas, propane, or carbon monoxide leaks, identifying safety hazards that aren't visible during a standard visual inspection.
Capture high-resolution aerial footage of the roof, allowing inspectors to identify damage, wear, and safety concerns without the risks of physically climbing on the roof.
Explore our guides to get the most out of your home inspection experience.
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
A Homeowner’s Guide to Assessing Roof Storm Damage Storm damage to your roof is not always obvious from the driveway. Missing shingles are easy to spot, but wind and hail also cause hidden damage. Bruised shingle mat, lifted flashing, granule loss – that can lead to leaks months later. At
Jason Adams, owner of HomeTeam Inspection Service, discusses why home inspections are so important for buyers. In an interview with Jason Adams, owner of HomeTeam Inspection Services of Northeast Denver, shared why every home buyer should be getting a home inspection.
Most Boston-area home inspections take 1 to 3 hours, depending on the size and age of the property. Older homes, triple-deckers, and properties with basements, attics, or multiple units typically take longer than newer condos. HomeTeam of Boston sends a team of licensed inspectors who work simultaneously across different systems, which means the inspection is completed faster than a solo inspector while still covering every area of the home thoroughly.
Home inspections for Boston-area homes cover the major systems and structural components of a property, including the roof, foundation, electrical panel and wiring, plumbing, HVAC systems, windows, doors, insulation, and interior spaces such as the attic and basement. Within the Boston-metro, inspectors also pay close attention to signs of moisture intrusion, aging knob-and-tube wiring, and lead paint in pre-1978 homes. HomeTeam of Boston delivers a detailed same-day digital report with photos and repair recommendations.
Radon testing is strongly recommended for Boston-area properties, particularly those with basements or below-grade living spaces. Massachusetts has areas of elevated radon risk, and older Boston homes with stone or poured concrete foundations can allow radon to accumulate. HomeTeam of Boston offers radon testing as an add-on to any inspection!
Home inspection costs in the Boston area vary based on the size, age, and complexity of the property, as well as which services are included. A standard home inspection for a typical single-family home or condo generally ranges from $300 to $650 or more when add-on services like radon testing, mold inspection, or sewer scoping are included. Contact HomeTeam of South Boston directly for a quote based on your specific property.
Yes, and HomeTeam of Boston encourages buyers and sellers to attend. Being present at the inspection allows you to ask questions in real time, understand the findings firsthand, and get context from the inspectors before you review the report. It is also a good opportunity to learn about the maintenance needs of the property you are buying or selling.
A pre-listing inspection is an inspection ordered by the seller before putting their home on the market. In Boston’s competitive real estate market, a pre-listing inspection helps sellers identify and address issues before buyers discover them, which can reduce the risk of last-minute renegotiations or deals falling through. It also signals transparency to buyers and their agents, which can be an advantage in a fast-moving market. HomeTeam of South Boston offers pre-listing inspections throughout the greater Boston area.
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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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