What Is a Level 2 Chimney Inspection?
A fireplace can add warmth, comfort, and character to a home but much of the chimney system cannot be evaluated from the fireplace opening or ...
Questions to Ask After a Sewer Scope Finds a Problem
Questions to Ask After a Sewer Scope Reveals a Concern A sewer scope has revealed roots, standing water, an offset connection, deterioration, debris, a damaged ...
Should Sellers Get a Sewer Scope Before Listing?
Sewer Scope Inspections for Home Sellers: Should You Inspect Before Listing? Most conversations about sewer scopes focus on homebuyers. Buyers want information about the underground ...
What If a Sewer Scope Cannot Be Completed?
What Happens When the Sewer Camera Cannot Reach the End of the Line? A homebuyer schedules a sewer scope expecting the camera to travel from ...
Understanding Sewer Scope Results in the Twin Cities
The report summarizes the inspector's observations and recommendations. The video provides visual context and may help a qualified contractor understand the area being discussed. Together, ...
Do Newer Twin Cities Homes Need a Sewer Scope?
Older homes are often associated with sewer-line concerns, but age is only one part of the story. A newer home—or even a newly constructed home—can ...
Buying an Older Twin Cities Home? Here’s Why You Should Consider a Sewer Scope
Older homes give the Twin Cities much of its character. From historic neighborhoods in St. Paul and Minneapolis to established first-ring suburbs, these properties ...
Five Sewer Line Problems That May Be Hidden Beneath a Twin Cities Home
A home can look well maintained, its plumbing fixtures can appear to drain properly, and a problem may still be developing inside the ...
What is a Sewer Scope Inspection? A Twin Cities Homebuyer’s Guide
What Is a Sewer Scope Inspection and Does Every Twin Cities Homebuyer Need One? When purchasing a home, it is natural to focus on what ...