(612) 386-2660
-
Customer Feedback
"I just wanted to thank you again for all the work you did on our house. I feel very good knowing that you've been taking care of things. I wanted to pass along a compliment to you from my brother David. He told me this morning that you were the only positive thing they experienced when buying their house in South Minneapolis. He said they had bad experiences with their Realtor, the seller's Realtor, and their mortgage person....." - Angie C. / Lakeville, MN 
-
Qualifications
In Minnesota there is no licensing requirements. If you wanted to tomorrow you could start your own company and call yourself an inspector. When trying to find an inspector make sure they are qualified! The following is a list of my qualifications and continuing education courses that I have attended... 
-
Defect Photos
Here are some defect photos taken directly from our reports. Click on the “Read More” tab below and you can see just what we find in homes that we inspect. We have added in some helpful notes and explanations so you get a better idea of what is going on in these situations. 
Our Mission
Our Mission: Peace Of Mind…. Simply stated that is what we are after. We want you to know what you are buying and be comfortable in that. Some houses will have many issues, our goal is to bring these to light so there are no big surprises down the road. We provide an easy to read computer generated report with color photos, this helps illustrate issues and helps the seller understand what we are pointing out. We may charge slightly higher than other inspectors out there but when the inspection is over we feel the value you received will be worth it.
Just Call (612) 386-2660
or complete the form.
What We Offer
If you are looking for the cheapest & fastest inspector that provides a report on site I am not that Home Inspector. I do charge slightly more than some for the following reasons:
Read more…..
Download Your Inspection Report
WSJ.com: Real Estate
- Maryland Waterfront Estate Heads to AuctionThis estate on the Severn River features a 22,000-square-foot home and 900 feet of water frontage.
- New-Home Building Shifts to ApartmentsThe share of new homes being built as rental apartments is at the highest level in at least four decades, as an improving jobs picture spurs younger Americans to form their own households but tighter lending standards make it more difficult to buy.
House Detective: Making the Most of Home Inspection
- Confusion Over Roofing DefectsThe House Detective: by Barry Stone, Certified Home Inspector Dear Barry: When we bought our house, the home inspector identified several roof defects and recommended repairs by a licensed roofing contractor. The seller hired a roofing contractor to repair the conditions in the inspection report. But now we are having leaks in places that were not mentione […]Barry Stone
- Home Inspector Makes Suspicious Mold DisclosureThe House Detective: by Barry Stone, Certified Home Inspector Dear Barry: Our home recently fell out of escrow, and the circumstances were very suspicious. The buyers hired a home inspector who reported that we have mold. We were unable to see any mold, but the inspector said it was only visible with a special flashlight. We agreed to remove the mold ourse […]Barry Stone
Realty Times Real Estate News Channel
- An Exchange Will Defer All Of Your Tax ObligationsOften called a tax-free exchange, a Starker will not relieve you from the ultimate obligation to pay the capital gains tax. It will, however, allow you to defer paying that tax until you sell your last investment property. At that time, any gain that you have deferred will be built into the new property.
- Streamlining The Building Approvals ProcessEver since building permits and regulations were invented, developers have been complaining about the length of time it takes to work through the red tape. The Ontario Architects Association says it is the first to put a price tag on the delays.
Site by Radiate Digital