Custom Inspections
A Partial or Systems Inspection is available for homeowners, homebuyers/sellers, or investors who wish to know the condition of a particular system or structural components of the home.
A partial inspection may be performed on any one or any combination of the following components:
- Exterior
- Electrical Service
- Heating and Cooling System
- Plumbing
- Water Heater
- Foundation/Basement/Crawl Space
- Fireplaces and Chimneys
- Kitchen/Bathrooms/Entire Interior space
- Attic/Insulation, etc.
Call us today, at Reassurance Home Inspections, (612) 701-9672 so that you can have the “Reassurance” that comes from knowing that your largest investment, your home, will remain in good condition for years to come.
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Maintenance Inspections
Performed when a homeowner wants to have a professional evaluation of the maintenance and/or repairs needed on the entire home. Sometimes this is done because the homeowner is unable to fully and correctly evaluate the repairs that are actually needed. Maintenance inspections are usually done so the homeowner can prioritize and schedule the work to be done, to avoid further and more extensive damage from neglect.
We perform home inspections in Minnesota across the entire twin cities Minneapolis/St. Paul metro and surrounding area.
Partial Home & Maintenance Inspection FAQ
A partial home inspection, sometimes called a systems inspection, is a focused evaluation of specific areas or components of a home rather than a full property inspection. This type of home inspection service is ideal for homeowners, buyers, sellers, or investors who want detailed insight into a particular issue or system without inspecting the entire house.
A partial inspection can be customized to evaluate nearly any major component of the home. This may include the exterior, electrical service, heating and cooling systems, plumbing, water heater, foundation, basement or crawl space, fireplaces and chimneys, attic and insulation, or interior areas such as kitchens and bathrooms. The flexibility allows you to target concerns and get expert insight where it matters most.
A systems inspection is a smart choice for anyone dealing with a specific concern or situation. Homeowners may use it to assess a problem area or plan repairs, while buyers and sellers often request it to further evaluate a component flagged during a general inspection. Investors also benefit by identifying risks in key systems before making a purchase decision.
A systems inspection is a smart choice for anyone dealing with a specific concern or situation. Homeowners may use it to assess a problem area or plan repairs, while buyers and sellers often request it to further evaluate a component flagged during a general inspection. Investors also benefit by identifying risks in key systems before making a purchase decision.