Tiled shower flood test fail. Leaking from light fixture. Home Inspection in Minnetonka.

How to fix a double-tapped circuit breaker

Defective Refrigerator Trips GFCI Outlet

Salon sink draining to exterior, Albertville home inspection

How to replace a shutoff valve the easy way: use a SharkBite®

Missing trap at bath tub

Loose exterior light, Robbinsdale Home Inpsections

Overflowing Sink

Leaking Boiler

Dancing toilet seat and lid, Structure Tech Home Inspections, Minnesota

Water siphoned from an un-vented "S" trap drain at a St Paul Home Inspection

Water Hammer

Loose mantle, stone veneer fell off, Structure Tech, Minnesota

Excessive deck sway, Eden Prairie Home Inspections

Downspout leak, Mendota Heights Home Inspection

Leaking Laundry Sink

Backdrafting water heater

How to correct the ballcock on a toilet

Cast iron plumbing drains had significant cracks found during a Minneapolis Home inspection

Bath fan terminated at soffit vent on a Saint Paul home inspection

Reuben Saltzman uses a blowtorch on an ice dam

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

Covid 19 Home Inspections Update 03-30-20

AFCI Circuit breaker won\'t reset

Roof Steamer vs. Pressure Washer

Wood foundation Found at a Home Inspection in Shakopee, MN

Rusted lid on sewage ejector exposes raw sewage. Dayton, MN home inspection.

Floor drain backing up during a Minneapolis home inspection

60 Home Inspection Issues in 3 minutes

Back drafting water heater, Golden Valley Home Inspection

Home inspector training: how to find water problems at walls

UL Listed Foil dryer transition duct burn test

Does the seller need to fix this? Home inspection repair tips

Well pump short cycling

Bath tub drain backing up

Tiled shower pan leaked after 5 minutes of flood testing. Savage, MN. Home Inspection.

Kitchen toe-kick space heater was very loud at an Edina, MN home inspection

Top 20 Home Inspection Photos 2019

Plumbing vents: forget the water bottle analogy

Decayed window jamb

Houses don\'t need CO2 alarms