Where we work
Proudly serving the Valley of the Sun
AZ Home Inspection Services provides residential and commercial inspections, termite inspections, mold testing, indoor air quality testing and pool and spa inspections across the Phoenix metro area.
AZHI has done hundreds of inspections in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Carefree, Cave Creek and Rio Verde.
Across the Valley of the Sun
Our full Phoenix metro service area
We inspect homes in 36 cities and communities across the Valley, and every one has its own local guide. We serve outlying areas upon request.
Not listed? We serve outlying areas upon request, just ask when you book.
City by city
Local guides to every city we inspect in
Each guide covers what that place's housing stock means for an inspection: when it was built, the neighborhoods, and what an inspector watches for there.
Core Valley8 places
- PhoenixThe core of the Valley, and the widest range of housing stock we inspect, from pre-war bungalows in the historic districts to production builds on the outer ring.Inspections in Phoenix →
- ScottsdaleFrom the Old Town grid up through North Scottsdale, one of the areas where AZHI has done hundreds of inspections.Inspections in Scottsdale →
- TempeOlder, denser and closer in than most of the Valley, with a large share of rentals and investment property.Inspections in Tempe →
- MesaThe East Valley's largest city, and one of its most varied: mid-century tracts in west and central Mesa, decades of growth in between, and new master-planned communities on the east side.Inspections in Mesa →
- ChandlerSoutheast Valley, with a mix of 1990s–2000s subdivisions and newer infill.Inspections in Chandler →
- GilbertA Southeast Valley town built almost entirely in the last thirty years, and still building.Inspections in Gilbert →
- GlendaleHistoric core near downtown Glendale, Arizona, with 1910s Catlin Court bungalows and postwar brick ranches, plus 1980s Arrowhead Ranch and newer master plans to the north.Inspections in Glendale →
- PeoriaNorthwest Valley, stretching from established neighbourhoods up into newer growth.Inspections in Peoria →
West Valley10 places
- AvondaleWest Valley city where the Agua Fria meets the Gila: older homes in Old Town, Cashion and Las Ligas, then master-planned growth beginning with lakeside Garden Lakes.Inspections in Avondale →
- GoodyearSouthwest Valley city built mostly after 1990 in large master plans: Palm Valley north of I-10, PebbleCreek's 55+ golf community, and Estrella's lakes and foothills below the Sierra Estrella.Inspections in Goodyear →
- BuckeyeFar West Valley city along I-10 where master-planned communities from Verrado to Teravalis are still building around a historic downtown on Monroe Avenue.Inspections in Buckeye →
- VerradoA DMB master-planned community inside the City of Buckeye at the foot of the White Tank Mountains, opened in 2004 with front porches, alley garages and a Main Street.Inspections in Verrado →
- Litchfield ParkGoodyear Tire's former company town, later planned as a village, with mid-century homes around The Wigwam under mature palms and citrus, plus newer neighborhoods like the Village at Litchfield Park.Inspections in Litchfield Park →
- TollesonCompact West Valley farm town from 1912: older single-family streets around 91st Avenue and Van Buren, Tolsun Farms' large lots, and newer Tolleson Meadows, all ringed by distribution centers.Inspections in Tolleson →
- El MirageNorthwest Valley city on the Agua Fria River, with 1950s homes around its original townsite and subdivisions such as Sundial and Rancho El Mirage built since 1999.Inspections in El Mirage →
- SurpriseNorthwest Valley city with 55+ golf communities such as Sun City Grand, master plans like Surprise Farms and Marley Park, Royals and Rangers spring training, and a 1938 townsite.Inspections in Surprise →
- WaddellUnincorporated Maricopa County area (ZIP 85355) below the White Tank Mountains, with irrigated horse-property acreage and newer subdivisions such as Cortessa.Inspections in Waddell →
- YoungtownArizona's original retirement community, founded in 1954 and open to all ages since 1998: small mid-century homes, early-2000s Agua Fria Ranch and new 2020s subdivisions.Inspections in Youngtown →
North Valley7 places
- Cave CreekRural town north of Phoenix where homes sit on desert acreage with town or well water and septic, a place AZHI has covered in hundreds of inspections.Inspections in Cave Creek →
- CarefreePlanned 1950s desert town north of Scottsdale with custom homes set among granite boulders; AZHI has done hundreds of inspections in Carefree.Inspections in Carefree →
- AnthemDel Webb master plan along I-17 north of downtown Phoenix, founded in 1999 at the base of Daisy Mountain, with production homes, a gated golf section and condos.Inspections in Anthem →
- New RiverUnincorporated desert community north of Phoenix along I-17 where homes on rural lots rely on private wells, hauled water or a piped system, and on septic.Inspections in New River →
- Rio VerdeAge-restricted golf communities northeast of Scottsdale near the Verde River, plus the separate, unincorporated Rio Verde Foothills; AZHI has handled hundreds of inspections in Rio Verde.Inspections in Rio Verde →
- Fountain HillsBuilt into the hillsides northeast of Scottsdale, another area with hundreds of AZHI inspections behind it.Inspections in Fountain Hills →
- Paradise ValleyLarge lots, custom architecture, and one of the service areas where AZHI has done hundreds of inspections.Inspections in Paradise Valley →
East Valley5 places
- Queen CreekA Southeast Valley town, mostly in Maricopa County, where acre-lot rural and equestrian properties sit beside master-planned neighborhoods that builders have kept adding to in recent years.Inspections in Queen Creek →
- San Tan ValleyA Pinal County town since 2025, set between Queen Creek and Florence and made up largely of planned communities built during the early-2000s boom.Inspections in San Tan Valley →
- Apache JunctionA city at the western foot of the Superstition Mountains, mostly in Pinal County, with older site-built homes on desert lots, rural acreage and new master-planned phases.Inspections in Apache Junction →
- Gold CanyonAn unincorporated Pinal County community below the Superstition Mountains, started in 1974, with custom, golf-course and foothill homes set into natural desert along U.S. 60.Inspections in Gold Canyon →
- FlorencePinal County's seat, founded in 1866, pairing a National Register historic townsite of adobe and brick buildings with Anthem at Merrill Ranch, a Pulte and Del Webb master plan.Inspections in Florence →
South Valley & Pinal County3 places
- Casa GrandeMidway between Phoenix and Tucson, a city born as a railroad stop, whose Evergreen Addition holds 1920s to 1950s homes, ringed by newer subdivisions like Villago and Mission Royale.Inspections in Casa Grande →
- MaricopaA young Pinal County city, incorporated in 2003, whose master-planned subdivisions, starting with Rancho El Dorado, were mostly laid out for the 2000s production-home boom.Inspections in Maricopa →
- CoolidgeA farm town founded in 1925 beside Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, with its original townsite near downtown and newer subdivisions such as Heartland Ranch and Cross Creek Ranch.Inspections in Coolidge →
Sun Cities3 places
- Sun CityDel Webb's first retirement community, opened in 1960 and built out by 1978: unincorporated, with single-level homes, Gemini twins and condos on circular, pinwheel streets.Inspections in Sun City →
- Sun City WestDel Webb's follow-on community just west of Sun City, unincorporated and built mostly from 1978 to 1997, with single-family and attached homes set around its golf courses and recreation centers.Inspections in Sun City West →
- Sun LakesRobson's first active-adult community, begun in 1972 on Chandler's southern edge: five largely unincorporated country club neighborhoods built into the 2000s around golf courses, including gated IronOaks.Inspections in Sun Lakes →
Bob is knowledgeable, professional, and incredibly thorough. Your home is a big investment, and Bob can help you feel confident as you’re making this major decision. I can’t recommend him highly enough.
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Call and ask. If AZHI covers it, you'll get a price on the spot; if not, you'll get pointed somewhere that does.