Structure Tech Home Inspections

Loose fence posts, Golden Valley Home Inspection

Wood foundation Found at a Home Inspection in Shakopee, MN

Moisture meter leaking chimney

Furnace igniter would not stop clicking at a Mahtomedi Home Inspection.

Master bathroom exhaust roof cap would not open with the fan running. Edina Home Inspection

Moisture meter used around toilet at a home inspection in Shoreview, MN

Leaking bathtub overflow, Burnsville home inspection

Cool Ceiling Fan With Retractable Blades.

The world\'s most powerful window fan

Venting problem

Mystery drain pit at a Minneapolis garage floor: Minneapolis Home Inspection

And for my next trick!

Garage door opener does not open properly - new construction

Toilet was not secured to the floor, Structure Tech, Minnesota

Furnace short cycles

Garage door opener made a loud screeching noise at a Chanhassen, Home Inspection

Door opener needs service, Plymouth Home Inspections

Floor drain back up, Richfield Home Inspections

How to get hot water faster

Wet roofs are no more dangerous than dry roofs

Leaking saddle valve in Minneapolis Home Inspection

Tiled shower wall damaged

Sump Pump won\'t stop cycling at a Home Inspection in Maplewood, MN.

Water Hammer

Ice Dams: how to prevent them, how to remove them

Faucet handle turns all the way around, Minneapolis Home Inspection

Split-bus electric panels

Introducing Kura Home Maintenance

Sewer gas opening, due to improvised condensate opening at a Roseville, MN home inspection.

Unique bathroom faucet, Maple Grove Home Inspections

Split buss fuse panel

Rotted sheathing behind vinyl siding, Maple Grove home inspection

The balcony guardrail was loose at a high rise condo in Edina, MN.

Sewer Inspection Recording

Failed "Beaver" baseboard water leak found at a New Brighton, MN Home Inspection

Rotted aluminum-clad windows

Plumbing vents: forget the water bottle analogy

Leaking TPRV, Shakopee home inspection

How to fix a leaking temperature and pressure relief valve

Accessing and inspecting an attic with a "sealed" access panel