Certified Home Inspectors in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Detailed Home Inspections for Every Stage of Ownership

At Quality Property Inspections, we provide thorough, easy-to-understand home inspections tailored for buyers, sellers, builders, and homeowners throughout Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Bloomington, Woodbury, Eagan, Burnsville, Maplewood, and surrounding communities in Minnesota.

Whether you’re buying your first home, selling a long-time property, or managing new construction, our certified home inspectors bring clarity, insight, and peace of mind to every step of the process.

Why Choose Quality Property Inspections?

Local Expertise, Trusted Results

Our team of certified inspectors has decades of combined experience inspecting homes of every style and age across the Twin Cities. From urban condos to historic craftsman homes, we’ve seen—and inspected—it all.

Detailed Inspections, Real Value

We go far beyond industry standards to inspect what others overlook. From testing every outlet and fixture to walking crawlspaces, attics, and roofs (when safe), we ensure no detail is missed.

Same-Day Reports With Visuals

Every inspection comes with a digital report delivered the same day. Reports include high-resolution images, detailed notes, and actionable recommendations—written in language you can actually understand.

Tools That Go the Extra Mile

We use the latest tools—including infrared cameras and moisture meters—to detect hidden problems before they become major repairs.

Our Home Inspection Services

We tailor our services to meet your needs, whether you’re buying, selling, or building.

Homebuyer Inspections (Pre-Closing)

Before you sign the papers, our home inspectors conduct a top-to-bottom visual inspection of hundreds of components—foundation, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, appliances, roof, and more. Get a clear picture of the home’s condition before closing.

Pre-Listing Inspections for Sellers

Selling your home? A pre-listing inspection gives you the upper hand. Know what issues may arise in a buyer’s inspection and address them ahead of time—so you can sell faster, with fewer negotiations and better offers.

New Construction Phase & Draw Inspections

Keep your building project on time and on budget. We offer construction draw inspections and phase inspections to document progress, ensure quality at every stage, and protect both lenders and property owners.

Builder’s Warranty Inspections (11-Month Checkup)

Before your builder’s warranty expires, we perform a full inspection to catch any issues from the initial construction. Save time and money by resolving problems while they’re still covered.

Manufactured Home Foundation Certifications

Lenders often require an FHA-compliant foundation certification for manufactured homes. Our team conducts structural inspections to confirm compliance and provide the proper documentation for your mortgage.

Home Watch Services

Leaving for an extended period? We’ll keep an eye on your home. Our Home Watch inspections provide regular check-ins, complete with photos and reports, so you can rest easy knowing your property is secure.

What’s Included in a Quality Property Inspection

At Quality Property Inspections, we go above and beyond the basics. All of our home inspectors are proud members of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI). We follow both the ASHI Standards of Practice and our own enhanced protocols, adapted from best practices across the industry to deliver a more thorough, informative inspection experience.

We understand this list may seem exhaustive—but that’s because your home deserves nothing less. Here’s what’s included when we inspect single-family homes and townhomes:

Roof

• We walk the roof when safely accessible (28′ ladder, clear weather, etc.)
• Inspect shingles, flashing (including kickout flashing), gutters, drainage, skylights, caps, roof penetrations, vents, and plumbing boots

Chimney & Fireplaces

• Chimney crown and walls
• Chimney flashing
• Wood-burning or gas fireplaces and inserts
• Fuel-burning fireplace accessories, including gas logs

Exterior

• Siding and exterior wall coverings
• Windows and doors
• Decks, balconies, stoops, steps, and porches
• Guardrails and handrails
• Grading, drainage, and vegetation near the structure
• Retaining walls, patios, walkways, driveways
• Exterior faucets, air intakes, and vent terminals
• Foundation walls

Basement, Foundation & Structure

• Foundation walls, basement floors, and crawlspaces
• Sump systems (basket, pump, cover, extension piping)
• Beams, posts, joists, and structural elements
• Basement insulation
• Moisture detection using Protimeter Surveymaster moisture meters

Electrical

• Service drop, entrance conductors, cables, and raceways
• Main panels and subpanels (panel covers removed for inspection)
• Service grounding
• Interior electrical: outlets, switches, and lights
• GFCI and AFCI protection
• Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms (checked and reported if missing or expired)

Plumbing

• Drain, waste, and vent pipes
• Water distribution and main water line (visible portion)
• Water heaters and draft testing of venting systems
• Sinks, toilets, tubs, and showers (including tiled showers, flood tested and scanned with infrared cameras)
• Floor drains
• Gas lines (tested using electronic detectors and confirmed with liquid detection)
• Clothes washer and dryer connections
• Location of main gas and water shutoff valves (identified and reviewed with client)

Heating

• Installed heating systems (furnaces, boilers, space heaters)
• Carbon monoxide testing of heating equipment
• Furnace filters and ductwork
• Heat register functionality verified with infrared
• Heat Recovery Ventilators (HRVs) and Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs)

Cooling

• Central and permanent air conditioning systems
• Temperature differential testing to confirm operation
• Condensate drainage and disposal

Interior

• Ceilings, walls, floors, doors, windows, and skylights
• Handrails, stairs, and guards
• Counters and cabinets
• Kitchen vent fans and built-in appliances

Attic

• Full attic inspection when accessible
• Framing, sheathing, insulation, and ventilation
• Exhaust fans and ducting
• Minor insulation disturbance when necessary to identify air leaks

Garage

• Overhead garage doors and openers
• All visible components: walls, floor, electrical, stairs, and doors

The Quality Property Inspections Difference

We don’t just inspect homes—we educate homeowners. Our inspectors explain findings, answer your questions, and help you understand what’s urgent, what’s not, and how to maintain your home long-term.

From the moment we arrive until the final report is delivered, we’re committed to professionalism, honesty, and unmatched attention to detail.

Schedule Your Home Inspection Today

Don’t settle for the minimum when it comes to your property. Choose Quality Property Inspections, your trusted home inspectors in Minneapolis.