Location
Proudly serving the entire Denver Metro area, surrounding communities, and the foothills—including Evergreen, Conifer, and Jefferson County.
Tips for Homebuyers
Buying a new home can feel overwhelming. Start with our free booklet, ‘Tips for Homebuyers,’ packed with practical advice to help you navigate the real estate market and streamline your purchase. Learn what to look for during a home inspection and how to move the process along efficiently, straight from an InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector. This guide is a solid first step toward making a smart investment.
We Educate Our Clients
We’ll show you how everything works, how to maintain it, and how to save energy. The condition of your home can impact your health, so we make it a priority to check for anything that might affect your living environment.
Maintaining your home means taking simple, proactive steps to avoid bigger problems down the road. We’ll share easy maintenance tips and ways to save on energy costs, like optimizing your HVAC and insulation, to help you keep things running efficiently and sustainably. At ClearSight Home Inspections, we're here to help you make smart decisions about your home and keep it in great condition.
How It Works
We'll show you how your home's systems operate so you can manage them effectively.
How to Maintain It
Learn practical tips to prevent costly repairs and keep your home in solid condition.
How to Save Energy
We'll provide straightforward ways to improve efficiency, like optimizing your HVAC and insulation.
Meet Your Inspector
My Name Is Nicholas Alvey
My name is Nick, and I’m a Certified Professional Inspector and proud member of InterNACHI. Before launching ClearSight Home Inspections, I spent a lifetime working with my hands, from building decks and fences at sixteen to installing HVAC systems, electrical components, flooring, roofing, and radon mitigation systems.
My background spans construction, the oilfield, and electronic engineering, giving me a unique edge when it comes to identifying issues that others might miss. I don’t just inspect homes, I understand how they’re built, inside and out.
When I’m not working, you’ll usually find me outside enjoying Colorado’s beauty, playing disc golf, hiking, snowboarding, or spending time on the golf course. At the end of the day, I take pride in delivering clear, honest inspections that help my clients make confident decisions about their homes.
Why ClearSight Sees More
I’ve been on the other side of the walls.
Before launching ClearSight Home Inspections, I spent years working hands-on in the construction and trades industry—installing, repairing, and troubleshooting the very components I now inspect. From HVAC and electrical to framing and radon mitigation, I’ve worked on nearly every part of a home.
That’s why I don’t just check boxes. I diagnose issues—because I’ve built, fixed, and replaced these systems myself.
But I didn’t stop there.
To offer my clients the highest level of service and professionalism, I enrolled in InterNACHI’s certification program—one of the nation’s most respected training platforms for home inspectors. By combining top-tier education with real-world construction experience, I deliver clarity and insight you can trust.
At ClearSight, my mission is simple:
To give you more than a report—I give you peace of mind. Whether you’re buying your first home or your fifth, I’ll help you clearly understand the condition of your investment, so you can move forward with total confidence.
- Nicholas Alvey
What We Inspect
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Roof: Inspect for damage, missing materials, drainage, flashing, and overall condition.
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Exterior: Inspect siding, windows, doors, and foundation for structural integrity and weatherproofing.
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Foundation & Structure: Inspect for moisture, structural issues, and ventilation.
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Heating & Cooling Systems: Inspect components for safety, efficiency, age, and condition.
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Plumbing: Inspect pipes, fixtures, and water heater for leaks, pressure, and functionality.
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Electrical: Inspect service panel, wiring, outlets, and safety devices.
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Fireplace: Inspect chimney and fireplace for safety and operation.
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Attic & Insulation: Inspect insulation, ventilation, and signs of moisture.
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Interior: Inspect doors, windows, walls, floors, ceilings, and safety features.