284+ Five-Star Reviews

"Mike caught moisture damage behind the basement wall that the seller's inspector missed. We negotiated $14,000 off the purchase price. Worth every penny — I tell every friend buying a house to call Home Inspector Twin Cities."

"Most thorough inspector I've worked with in 22 years selling Twin Cities real estate. He explains things in plain English and his reports are incredible. I refer Mike to every client and not a single one has been disappointed."

"Did our radon test, sewer scope, and full inspection in one visit. Got the report next morning. Found a cracked sewer line that saved us from a $20K surprise. The thermal camera alone caught moisture in two walls we'd never have known about."

"As a first-time buyer I was nervous. Mike spent 4 hours and walked me through every system at the end. I left understanding the house better than the seller did. Got the report in 18 hours."

"Did a pre-listing inspection before putting our house on the market. Found 4 things we fixed pre-listing for under $800. Buyer's inspector flagged the same items but we'd already fixed them. Sold in 6 days, no concessions."

"The sewer scope alone paid for the whole inspection — found a cracked clay line at 38 feet. Seller credited us $8,500. Mike's video was so clear we showed it to the seller and they didn't argue."

"Smelled musty in the basement during showing. Hired Home Inspector Twin Cities for mold testing. They found elevated Stachybotrys (black mold) in the air sample. We backed out of the purchase. Probably saved us $30,000+ in remediation."

"Switched to Home Inspector Twin Cities after my Realtor's recommended inspector cancelled twice. Mike fit me in same-day, did a great job, and his report caught a Federal Pacific electrical panel the listing didn't mention. $3,200 credit."

"Used Home Inspector Twin Cities for our 11-month warranty inspection on a new build. Found 23 items the builder fixed under warranty — including a roof flashing issue and 3 framing problems. Inspection cost $475, repairs would have been $8K out of pocket."

"Bought a 1920s farmhouse. Mike took 5 hours and was honest about what was original (and fine) vs. what was a real problem. Other inspectors would have flagged everything as broken. Negotiated $12K off based on his actual findings."

"Radon test came back at 9.2 pCi/L — over double the EPA limit. Seller installed mitigation pre-closing. Without that test we'd have lived with elevated radon for years. Worth every penny."

"Edina home, listed at $1.4M. Wanted no surprises. Home Inspector Twin Cities did a thorough pre-listing inspection and gave us a clear list of what to fix vs. disclose. Sold in 11 days at asking with zero negotiation. Pre-listing inspection literally paid for itself 100x over."