Leone Home Inspections Inc., Duluth MN
Tony Leone Jr. from Leone Home Inspections Inc.

Tony Leone Jr.

Leone Home Inspections Inc.

Duluth, MN
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Leone Home Inspections Inc has been serving the Duluth/Superior region for the past 25 years. What makes Leone Home Inspections Inc unique is that clients get an on-the-spot inspection report with a summary page describing the issues that are of concern to the perspective buyer at the conclusion of the inspection. Pictures describing deficiencies are emailed to clients the same day.

Tony Leone (owner of Leone Home Inspections Inc) is a Minnesota State licensed Technical Education Instructor in the areas of commercial, residential and industrial construction. In addition, Tony is a licensed Wisconsin Home Inspector and has his National Home Inspector License.

Tony is a vested Journeyman Carpenter and served as a 14 year member of the Carpenter's Building Trades Local union. He is the current teacher for the Building Construction program for the Duluth Public Schools and serves on the Advisory Board at Lake Superior College.

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How likely is it that my older home with an exposed basement emits radon?
Tony from Leone Home Inspections Inc. Answered this on January 21, 2019
First, I would looking up a Radon map online to check for the prevalence in your area. Secondly. I would go buy a Radon test kit at a building supply company or hardware store then find out the exact levels.  You want the level to be below  the EPA action level of 4PiC/L. Tony Leone Leone Home... (more) First, I would looking up a Radon map online to check for the prevalence in your area. Secondly. I would go buy a Radon test kit at a building supply company or hardware store then find out the exact levels.  You want the level to be below  the EPA action level of 4PiC/L. Tony Leone Leone Home Inspections Inc. Duluth, Minnesota Superior, Wi. region
As a home inspector, and a new business just starting out, how can I get the attention of realtors on a budget?
Tony from Leone Home Inspections Inc. Answered this on November 12, 2018
I would recommend visiting the offices and give out some cards.... (more) I would recommend visiting the offices and give out some cards....
How do you keep (young) workers interested, engaged, and keep them long term?
Tony from Leone Home Inspections Inc. Answered this on July 21, 2018
Keeping students/future workers focused/engaged in employment is a tough task now days with technology nudging them 24/7. On one hand it would be advisable to contact the local school board and let them know about the disconnect with curriculum and the real world.  Also, consider hoping on an... (more) Keeping students/future workers focused/engaged in employment is a tough task now days with technology nudging them 24/7. On one hand it would be advisable to contact the local school board and let them know about the disconnect with curriculum and the real world.  Also, consider hoping on an Advisory Board with the local Industrial Technology Department within your local school district as they are open to hear what business owners need in regard to producing employable workers within the community. For the occasional student that wants to work, coming into a job where they know very little may be a good thing because you can mold and teach them what they need to know that is work related.  Lastly, consider taking part in local job fairs that many senior high schools have annually.
Do people want to know the truth about their home when they have a home inspection, or should we be worried that the client will be offended?
Tony from Leone Home Inspections Inc. Answered this on June 16, 2018
All houses have some type of issue.  When an issue is discovered, it is all in the way you present it to the buyer so not to scare them away from the purchase. On the other hand, I am there to do a thorough job for the person whom hired my judgement. (more) All houses have some type of issue.  When an issue is discovered, it is all in the way you present it to the buyer so not to scare them away from the purchase. On the other hand, I am there to do a thorough job for the person whom hired my judgement.

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