HOME AND PROPERTY INSPECTIONS

Site Inspections and Evaluations

Our report will offer a detailed scope of work, which you can use to solicit multiple bids. With any report, we are happy to present our findings to your community’s board or planning meeting.

Ground Penetrating Radar

Before working on a concrete floor (i.e. warehouse floor, basement floor, etc.) it’s important to locate areas on the floor where it is clear to drill. Ground penetrating radar (GPR) scanning is a simple, fast and nondestructive way to see obstacles embedded in the concrete.

Need a professional opinion? Call us to provide comprehensive evaluation and inspection for your reserve studies and budget planning.

Our report will offer a detailed scope of work, which you can use to solicit multiple bids. With any report, we are happy to present our findings to your community’s board or planning meeting.

Site Inspections and Evaluations (fee-based)

Focus on water management and damage prevention
Grading and landscaping
Roof water management
Retaining walls and privacy fences
Sidewalks, driveways, and patios

What You Get

Competitively priced estimate including a comprehensive scope of work that can be used to solicit other bids
Progress reports and summary report when work is completed
Written warranty

Ground Penetrating Radar Scanning

We use GPR scanning to locate in-floor heating, wiring, pipes, rebar, etc. embedded in the concrete. The floor is scanned using a 4’x4’ grid. Information is uploaded into a computer, and careful measurements are taken to mark spots where holes can be drilled.

During our repairs, work continues without disruption in the areas surrounding our repair.

What we can detect

Reinforcing steel and rebar
Pipes and plumbing
In-floor heating

What we can measure

Concrete thickness
Obstacle spacing

For Contractors

Starting a new project or just finishing up? Either way, we’ll come to your site and perform a lead test in your construction area.

Just send us your Renovation Project Plan and our lead risk assessor will contact you to schedule a testing. Don’t forget to include XRF on your client bid.

“Federal law requires contractors that disturb painted surfaces in homes, child care facilities and schools, built before 1978 to be certified and follow specific work practices to prevent lead contamination.”

See more info about lead testing for contractors.

For Homeowners

Though Minnesota law does not require lead testing for do-it-yourself projects, you should still take precautions to protect you and your family from lead. Give us a call to set up a lead testing.

See more info about lead testing for homeowners.