Licensed site inspection
We walk the lot, read setbacks, slope, and access, and photograph it (drone included).
Build Feasibility Reports
Site feasibility reports — know your land before you build
A licensed contractor's site feasibility report: we visit your lot, read setbacks, slope, and soil, cross-check county code, and hand you a plan and a real build outlook — usually within three business days.
Licensed inspectionSoil & code checkCost outlook3-day turnaround
A feasibility report is the cheapest way to find out — before you spend — whether a lot can be built on, and what it'll take.
Before you buy raw land or commit to a build, a site feasibility report tells you what you're actually dealing with: setbacks, slope, a hands-on soil read, drone photos, county and health-department constraints, and a build-cost outlook.
It's the first step of every project we do — and it's credited toward your project if you move forward, so it's not a sunk cost, it's a deposit on work that counts.
You get it back fast — typically within three business days — so you can make a real decision instead of a hopeful one.
$2,000credited toward your project if you move forward
What's in the report
Soil & code check
A hands-on soil assessment and a cross-check against county and health-department code.
Build outlook & cost
A plan for the site and a realistic build-cost outlook — no blind guesses.
Delivered in ~3 business days
Fast enough to inform a purchase or a go/no-go decision.
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Questions
How much is a site feasibility report?
$2,000 — and it's credited toward your project if you move forward, so it's effectively a deposit on real work.
How long does it take?
Typically within three business days of the site visit.
What do I get?
A licensed inspection, drone photos, setback/slope/soil assessment, a county code check, and a build-cost outlook — a real plan for the lot.
Is it worth it before I buy land?
Yes — it's the cheapest way to avoid buying a lot you can't affordably build on.
Build Feasibility Reports across Colorado — by county
Teller CountyEl Paso CountyPark CountyChaffee CountyFremont CountyCuster CountyHuerfano CountyDouglas CountyElbert CountyJefferson CountyBoulder CountyLarimer CountyClear Creek CountyGilpin CountySummit CountyEagle CountyGrand CountyGunnison CountyLake CountyPueblo CountyAdams CountyArapahoe CountyWeld County