Thermal Imaging built for Mound View homes
Mounds View — directly south of Blaine, just over the Anoka/Ramsey County line — is a 4-square-mile inner-ring suburb of about 13,100 residents. The housing inventory is dominated by 1955-1975 ramblers and split-entries on quarter-acre lots, with a 1990s townhome cluster near Long Lake Regional Park and ongoing infill along Long Lake Road. Mounds View inspections surface the typical Ramsey County 60s/70s findings: aluminum branch wiring on 1965-1973 builds, Federal Pacific panels in pre-1975 stock, original cast iron drain stacks corroding internally, ice dam damage from shallow soffits, and chronic basement seepage from the high water table around Long Lake and Pike Lake. The city is bisected by 35W — homes east of the freeway sit closer to wetlands and have more moisture issues than the western half. Schools are Mounds View Public Schools (one of the best-rated districts in the metro). Long Lake Regional Park is the recreational anchor; Edgewood Middle School and Irondale High School pull Mounds View buyers from across the metro. We're 9 minutes from any Mounds View address and book same-week.
That local context shapes how we approach thermal imaging here. Our FLIR camera surfaces missing insulation, hidden moisture intrusion, electrical hot spots, and rim-joist air leakage. Every Mound View inspection includes a digital report in 24 hours and a phone walkthrough. A common related finding in Mound View is hidden moisture — we check for it carefully.