
Every inspection a Hastings home might need.
From a full buyer's inspection to radon testing, sewer scopes, and specialty diagnostics — one independent inspector working only for you, with the report in your inbox within 24 hours.
Get an Instant QuoteHastings is an unusual housing market to inspect. The downtown core holds some of the oldest building stock in Dakota County — limestone foundations, century-old brick, balloon framing — while the bluffs and newer subdivisions bring everything from 1970s ramblers to last-year's new construction. A single inspection menu cannot serve all of that well, so we offer a focused range of services and match the right ones to your property.
How the services fit together
Most buyers start with a full home inspection and add the tests that matter here on the Mississippi: radon (Dakota County sits in EPA Radon Zone 1, where elevated levels are common), a sewer scope for older clay or cast-iron laterals, and thermal imaging to find moisture and missing insulation you cannot see. Sellers lean on a pre-listing inspection to control the timeline; new-build owners use the 11-month warranty inspection before the builder's coverage expires. Every visit follows the InterNACHI Standards of Practice and uses moisture metering, thermal imaging, and a sewer-scope camera as standard tools.
- Independent — we work for the buyer, never the deal
- Report delivered within 24 hours of the inspection
- Thermal imaging, moisture metering, and sewer-scope camera included
- Built for Hastings — river-bluff drainage, radon Zone 1, older downtown homes
Whole-home coverage.

Full Home Inspection
A top-to-bottom evaluation of roof, structure, systems, and finishes following InterNACHI Standards of Practice. The complete picture in one visit.
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Buyer's Inspection
Your due-diligence inspection before closing. We catalog every defect and safety concern so you negotiate — or walk away — with full information.
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Pre-Listing Inspection
Inspect before you list to head off surprises during the buyer's due diligence. Price with confidence and keep control of your timeline.
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New Construction Inspection
An independent check before you sign off on a brand-new build. Builders move fast, and a third set of eyes catches what gets missed.
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11-Month Warranty Inspection
Catch warranty-covered defects before your builder's first-year coverage expires. A documented punch list while repairs are still free.
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Historic Home Inspection
Built for downtown Hastings' century-old housing — limestone foundations, balloon framing, knob-and-tube wiring. We know what to look for.
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Radon Testing
Dakota County is EPA Radon Zone 1, where elevated levels are common. A continuous-monitor test tells you whether mitigation is needed.
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Sewer Scope Inspection
A camera run down the main lateral reveals roots, cracks, and bellies in older clay and cast-iron lines — a repair that can cost thousands.
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Thermal Imaging
Infrared scanning surfaces hidden moisture, missing insulation, and overheating circuits that a visual inspection alone would never reveal.
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Mold Inspection
Damp basements and ice-dam leaks make mold a real concern in our climate. We locate the moisture source, not just the visible growth.
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Well Water Testing
For rural Dakota County properties on a private well, lab testing for bacteria and nitrates confirms the water coming from your tap is safe.
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Drone Roof Inspection
For steep, tall, or fragile roofs, aerial imaging documents shingle wear, flashing, and storm damage safely and up close.
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Foundation Inspection
River-bluff soils and freeze-thaw cycles stress foundations hard. We assess cracks, movement, and water intrusion to gauge what's structural.
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Roof Inspection
Shingles, flashing, ventilation, and the ice-dam damage Minnesota winters cause. We report remaining life and any active leaks.
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HVAC Inspection
In a climate that swings from sub-zero to humid, your furnace and A/C earn their keep. We test operation, age, and safety on both.
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Electrical Inspection
Panels, wiring, grounding, and the outdated or recalled equipment found in older homes. Electrical defects are among the most common safety findings.
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Plumbing Inspection
Supply lines, drains, the water heater, and the sump pump that keeps river-town basements dry. We flag leaks, corrosion, and aging materials.
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