Do you inspect townhomes and condos in the Twin Cities?

Yes. The Twin Cities have a large stock of townhomes and association-managed properties, and they absolutely benefit from an inspection, even though the scope differs from a single-family home. For an attached townhome or condo, the interior of the unit matters most: electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, appliances, windows, moisture, and any attached garage, along with the accessible exterior and structural elements associated with the unit. What differs is that the homeowners association typically maintains shared components like the roof, siding, and common grounds, so it's important to know where your responsibility ends and the association's begins. We'll point out the condition of what we can see and access. We strongly recommend that beyond the inspection you review the association's documents, the budget, reserve fund, special-assessment history, and rules, because a financially weak association can hit you with surprise assessments for big-ticket repairs like roofing or siding regardless of your unit's condition. Radon testing still applies to ground-contact units and is worth doing. We'll help you understand what the inspection covers and what to ask the association. To schedule a townhome or condo inspection, call us or use the free instant quote tool below.