Pace Property Inspections

Pace Property Inspections Providing home inspection services throughout Southwest Colorado and Northwest New Mexico since 2017.

We are committed to serving our community and helping families prepare for a home-buying decision they’ll continue to feel good about for years to come.

On International Friendship Day we celebrate the partnerships that make homeownership possible — the trusted relationshi...
07/30/2026

On International Friendship Day we celebrate the partnerships that make homeownership possible — the trusted relationships between realtors and inspectors that protect buyers, streamline the process, and build stronger communities. Great teamwork behind the scenes means better outcomes for the families we serve.

Grateful for the professionals who show up, communicate honestly, and put clients first. Happy International Friendship Day.

Only one founding father actually signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4th — John Hancock. Most delegates sign...
07/04/2026

Only one founding father actually signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4th — John Hancock. Most delegates signed weeks later, but July 4th became the date we celebrate because it’s the day the final wording of the Declaration was officially approved.

Historians recently used spectral imaging to uncover faint edits beneath the ink on Thomas Jefferson’s original draft. One of the most striking findings was that he initially wrote “subjects” and then scratched it out for “citizens.” That tiny change captured the entire spirit of independence — shifting from being ruled to belonging to a nation built on self‑governance.

Independence Day isn’t just about history; it’s about the ongoing idea that people can shape their own future. The courage to rewrite, rethink, and redefine is woven into the country’s earliest pages.

The U.S. flag has been redesigned 27 times, and the current 50‑star version was actually created by a 17‑year‑old studen...
06/14/2026

The U.S. flag has been redesigned 27 times, and the current 50‑star version was actually created by a 17‑year‑old student for a school project. He got a B‑minus — until his design became the official flag.

Historians recently uncovered early sketches showing how communities experimented with different star patterns long before the final layout was chosen. These designs reveal how deeply people have always cared about the symbols that represent unity, identity, and shared purpose.

Flag Day is a moment to appreciate the history stitched into this symbol — and the generations who helped shape what it stands for today.

Happy Birthday Denver Atompag
06/02/2026

Happy Birthday Denver Atompag

The tradition of decorating soldiers’ graves with flowers dates back to the years immediately after the Civil War, long ...
05/25/2026

The tradition of decorating soldiers’ graves with flowers dates back to the years immediately after the Civil War, long before Memorial Day became a national holiday. Communities across the country were honoring fallen service members in their own ways, and those small acts of remembrance eventually grew into the day we observe now.

Historians recently uncovered letters from 19th‑century soldiers that reveal how deeply they thought about the future — not just their own, but the country’s. Many wrote about hoping their sacrifices would help build a safer, more united nation for generations to come. Reading their words today adds a powerful layer of meaning to the holiday.
Memorial Day is a moment to pause, reflect, and honor those who gave everything so others could live with freedom and possibility. Their courage continues to shape the world we live in.

Scientists have found that when we spend time with someone we love, our brains release a chemical called oxytocin — ofte...
05/10/2026

Scientists have found that when we spend time with someone we love, our brains release a chemical called oxytocin — often nicknamed the “warm‑hug hormone.” It’s one of the reasons a mother’s presence can feel instantly calming, even long after we’ve grown up.

Mother’s Day is really about those small, steady moments of care — the encouragement, the patience, the late‑night talks, the quiet strength that holds families together. Whether it’s a mom, a grandmother, a step‑mom, or someone who simply showed up with a mother’s heart, today is about celebrating the people who make life softer and more meaningful.

Wishing a warm, love‑filled Mother’s Day to all the incredible women who nurture, guide, and lift others up. You make the world feel a little safer and a lot brighter.

🌱 Fun fact: Scientists estimate that Earth is home to more than 8.7 million species — and we’ve only identified a fracti...
04/22/2026

🌱 Fun fact: Scientists estimate that Earth is home to more than 8.7 million species — and we’ve only identified a fraction of them. Every year, thousands of new plants, insects, and microorganisms are discovered, many hiding in places we walk past every day.

🌱 Recent discovery: Researchers recently found a new type of soil microbe that can break down certain plastics far faster than previously thought. It’s a reminder that the planet is constantly evolving, adapting, and surprising us with solutions hidden in nature itself.

Earth Day is a chance to celebrate these wonders — the known and the yet‑to‑be‑discovered — and to appreciate the incredible systems that keep our world thriving. The more we learn, the more there is to protect.

World Health Day reminds us that health isn’t just personal — it’s planetary.And lately, scientists have uncovered some ...
04/07/2026

World Health Day reminds us that health isn’t just personal — it’s planetary.
And lately, scientists have uncovered some mind‑shattering insights about how deeply our wellbeing is tied to the world around us. Researchers recently discovered that the microbes in our soil influence the nutrients in our food more than previously understood, and that air quality can affect cognitive performance in ways we’re only beginning to grasp. Even the quiet ecosystems around our neighborhoods play a measurable role in stress levels and long‑term health.

All of this reinforces a simple truth: caring for our environment is caring for ourselves.
We believe healthier communities start with cleaner air, safer water, and homes that support the wellbeing of the people who live in them. When the world around us thrives, so do we — and that’s something worth honoring today.
Here’s to a healthier planet and healthier lives, one choice at a time.

Easter Sunday arrives with a quiet reminder that the world is shifting into a new season — one filled with light, color,...
04/05/2026

Easter Sunday arrives with a quiet reminder that the world is shifting into a new season — one filled with light, color, and fresh beginnings.

Spring has a way of softening everything: the air feels lighter, the days stretch a little longer, and nature starts rebuilding itself in small, beautiful ways. It’s a moment to pause, breathe, and appreciate the renewal happening all around us.

As a company rooted in our community, we love this time of year. It reflects the values we care about — growth, hope, and taking care of the places we call home. Whether you’re spending the day with family, enjoying the outdoors, or simply soaking in the start of spring, we hope it brings you a sense of peace and possibility.

Wishing you a bright, refreshing Easter Sunday and a season filled with new energy and new beginnings.

April Fools’ Day is all fun and games… until the “prank” is actually a real leak, a mystery smell, or a breaker that kee...
04/01/2026

April Fools’ Day is all fun and games… until the “prank” is actually a real leak, a mystery smell, or a breaker that keeps tripping.
Luckily, the only surprises we deal with are the ones hiding in a home — and we take those a lot more seriously than today’s jokes.

This day is a good reminder that while pranks are temporary, peace of mind is not. A well‑informed homeowner is never caught off guard, and that’s something worth celebrating year‑round.

So enjoy the laughs, watch out for the fake spiders, and remember:
Some surprises belong on April 1st — not in your home.

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