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MSP Inspections, LLC serves the Twin Cities and their suburbs.
We specialize in Home Inspections, Radon Testing, and Sewer Camera Inspections.
We are open 7 days which means we are available for home inspections even on Sundays.
Roof inspections are simply inspections that determine the integrity of a roof, how long it may last.
Exterior home inspections help you spot potential problems before they can escalate into something more serious and costly.
The condition of interior walls will set the tone for overall evaluation of the property.
We will check all of the fixtures and make sure there are no leaks. We will also check all of the drain lines and all of the water lines.
An electrical inspection provides a thorough examination of your entire electrical system, ensuring all electrical wires, systems, and components meet legal safety standards.
The key components that we inspect during the mechanical portion of each home inspection are the heating system, air conditioning system, ductwork, venting, …
We have a full scope of the right tools in our home inspection toolkit to get your job done well.
Becoming a certified home inspector doesn’t take long. But it takes years of prior experience in construction or remodeling industry to acquire the necessary field experience and confidence.
Our fees are very competitive and typically within $50 to $75 of our competition; our focus is on providing the best value at any price.
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What are the most common problems found in home inspections?
What fixes are mandatory after a home inspection?
What the most expensive findings during the home inspection?
Data indicates that one of the most expensive findings was a buried underground oil tank.
If an oil tank leaks in a large property, it can cost up to $100,000 to remove the tank and restore the property to a safe condition.
There were many buried underground oil tanks during the 1930s to the 1980s. Their size and unsightliness, as well as the risk of theft and vandalism, led to their burial.
The tanks are constructed of steel, and most of them haven’t been coated or insulated, so they have been left buried at the property for decades, past their useful lifespan.
By itself, removing a tank is not that expensive. However, if the tank has been leaking and has contaminated soil, workers must dig the contaminated soil out completely and place it in a lined, leak-proof bin. Tons of soil have to be removed.
Additional samples must be taken from the sides and bottom of the hole once the site has been excavated in order to determine if the site is clean.
I recently released a video entitled Buying an Old House in Minnesota. It answered a lot of questions and contained lots of information.
Here is the link: https://youtu.be/0MsIKEovmlI
MSP Inspections LLC is an elite home inspector in the Eagan, MN home inspectors directory on Inspectopia.com.
MSP Inspections LLC is a leading home inspector in the Eagan, MN home inspectors directory on Inspectopia.com.