At Acer Home Inspections we provide a snapshot of the house the day it is inspected. Home inspections are a visual inspection providing clues to the problems that a house may have. Home inspectors are trained to look for small clues that can catch issues before they are a serious problem.  Every home will have issues and need attention.

What do our home inspection include?

A written report with photos emailed as a PDF
A to do list of your house
A book titled “Now That You Have Had A Home Inspection”
An invitation to contact Acer Home Inspections with any questions about your home

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Q: What qualifications does Acer Home Inspections have?

 

Acer Home Inspections has completed rigorous professional testing and is InterNACHI certified (International Association of Certified Home Inspectors). We adhere to national Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics, bringing specialized training and continuous education to every home inspection.

Q: Should I attend the inspection?

It is most beneficial for you to attend. You can ask us questions and we can give you maintenance tips as we inspect the house.  Even if you can only attend the end it is still a benefit.

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Q: How long does the inspection take?

Every home has different needs but it is normal to take about 3 hours. If more time is needed we will take the time needed to complete the inspection.

Q: How much does an inspection cost?

Cost depends on a few factors including size and age of the home. It is more of an investment into your house saving you money through the life of your home.

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Q: What areas do you serve?

 

Acer Home Inspections proudly serves homeowners, buyers, and sellers across Minnesota (including Minneapolis, St. Paul, and surrounding Twin Cities metropolitan areas) as well as communities throughout Western Wisconsin.

Q: When will I receive my inspection report?

 

All inspection reports are delivered electronically via email within 24 hours of completing the physical inspection. Each report contains detailed descriptions, high-resolution photographs, and prioritized findings so you can take quick action during your contingency window.

Q: Should I get a sewer scope inspection on a newer house?

 

Yes. Sewer line problems can happen regardless of a home's age. Newer homes often experience crushed lines, severe bellies, or construction debris blockages from soil settling or heavy equipment during construction, while older homes often face root intrusion or deteriorated clay pipes.