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Little Canada Minnesota Home Inspector

Little Canada MN Home Inspector

More Detail, More Information, More Customer Service
“Get more than just an inspection, get an education of your future home”

If you have questions regarding your home such as permits, codes, or regulations…
please contact:

City of Little Canada, MN
515 Little Canada Road East
Little Canada, MN 55117
Phone: 651-766-4029
info@ci.little-canada.mn.us
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You searched long and hard for the home you are buying. Make sure you select your home inspector as carefully. I realize you are investing much of your savings on this home and know you deserve the best home inspection you can get. Let me help you feel more confident about your decision to buy. A home inspection is one of most important steps in the home purchase process. Your inspection should be more than a report with check boxes indicating good, bad, or I don’t know. You are paying for information and to be educated by a professional about the defects, health and safety concerns, and needed maintenance issues. My report and educational walk through with you, will give you the details of each area of concern, why it is happening, and what action should be taken. I also discuss with you the good aspects of the home and what may need to be done to keep them in good condition. I believe this is the information you need to make an informed decision before moving ahead. Once in the home, you can always contact me for consultation or advice about repairs or maintenance for as long as you own the home. Be sure the home inspection company you choose can offer you this kind of information and personal service.
If you are looking to have a home inspection in Little Canada, Minnesota, you can schedule a home inspection on your prospective home today. Reassurance Home Inspection is your best choice for quality, comprehensive home inspection services. Get what your are paying for in a home inspection; a detailed home inspection, a one-on-one walk through where all of the deficiencies are discussed with you, including the repairs needed, and approximate costs when possible, a great narrative inspection report with photos, repair and maintenance procedure and suggestions, a website loaded with home owner information, and ongoing support long after the inspection. You always get my best effort and a detailed, thorough home inspection you can trust.
Reassurance Home Inspection takes pride in performing each inspection with professionalism, integrity, and quality. It is my goal to deliver to you an outstanding customer experience, long term advice and consultation, and a detailed, informative report on the condition of the property you are considering.
I have been in the home maintenance and repair business for over 35 years, evaluating and correcting the same type of defects and problems I am looking for when inspecting a home. When I go through a home, I spend hours educating myself about every possible aspect, that a you as a home buyer may need to know. Then I can pass that information onto you, so you are as knowledgeable about the house as possible. Finding the things that may be of concern is just the first step. Taking the time and being able to explain those concerns, why they happened, and what can be done, is the information you need to feel comfortable before moving ahead. It is that kind of commitment that goes into every inspection, report, and education I offer you that makes my inspections second to none.
I look forward to helping you with your future home.

 

“The Detail, Information, and Service You Deserve”
Reassurance Home Inspection llc

“What your looking for in a home inspection company”

Dave Taurinskas CRI  ACI
Certified Real Estate Inspector

What Does A Little Canada MN Home Inspection Include?
Following the Standards of Practice of the National Association of Home Inspectors
  • Roof
  • Exterior
  • Structure/foundation
  • Interior
  • Insulation/venting
  • Heating and AC
  • Plumbing
  • Electrical

Home Inspection Tour Video

This brief tour has eight sections that display photographic examples and audio clips of what a standard home inspection includes. The video cannot possibly detail every item that is inspected, but it does provide a general sense for what an inspection includes.

Roof System
My inspection includes a thorough examination of your roof to determine its age, wear, proper installation including flashing and any potential damage. I look at the chimney, shingles, vents, trim and more.

Exterior Components and Foundation
I will look at doors, windows, siding, intruding vegetation, grading, driveways, decks, foundation, and more.

Structure
I will evaluate the structure for excessive settlement, cracks, deterioration, bowing, and non-conforming construction.

Interior
I will look at indoor windows, stairs, shelving, appliances, smoke detectors, electrical outlets and more.

Insulation and Ventilation
I will also inspect basements and attics for Insulation, moisture, proper ventilation and more.

Heating / Air Conditioning System
I identify type, size, age, proper combustion venting, and the general condition of the furnace. These systems are run and evaluated for performance. Air conditioning and heating systems systems may not be run if temperature is out of safe range or the fuel is shut off.

Plumbing System and Components
All pipes, faucet, fixtures in bathrooms, laundry and kitchens will be inspected. I identify size and inspect for proper function.

Electrical System
I test a representative number of outlets, assess adequacy of number of outlets, and test all readily accessible GFCI outlets not in use. I open the electrical panel when possible, and evaluate the size, type, and sufficiency of service as well as identify any deficiencies visible such as burnt wires, overcrowding, and branch circuit protection.