Inspector List
RE/MAX Lakes Realty always recommends inspections by appropriate structural, plumbing, and electrical professionals. Listed below is a partial list of available servicers. There are certainly others available. RE/MAX Lakes Realty and its agents can in no way be responsible for suggesting any particular service provider, but may offer buyer assistance in procuring a provider. RE/MAX Lakes Realty cannot be responsible for the quality or accuracy of any inspector’s work.
Real Estate brokers and agents are not qualified to advise buyers on radon or mold treatment or their health and safety risks. Radon is an invisible and odorless gaseous radioactive element. Mold is a general term for visible growth of fungus, whether it is visible directly or is visible when barriers, such as building components (for example, walls) or furnishings are removed. An updated radon test is always recommended, and that because mold may be present in areas not viewable, that the buyer is recommended to also perform due diligence in inspecting for the presence of mold.
| HOME INSPECTIONS CW Property Inspections, LLC (Clint Wilkerson) (760) 201-7622 clint@cwinspectionservices.com Front Porch Home Inspections (John Izard) 712-363-2436 oizzy1@smunet.net Home Inspections Done Right (Steve Cook) 515-341-4499 stevencook1960@yahoo.com Gordon Home Service LLC (Bob Gordon) 712-330-6544 H&L Enterprises (James Humphrey) 712-338-2357 hliowagreatlakes@live.com Lakes Home Inspections (Tim Miller) 712-291-1290 Northwest Iowa Home Inspection (Alan Ditsworth) 712-330-5817 alan@nwiahomeinspection.com CSI Okoboji (Michael Dunn) 712-291-1015 csiokoboji@gmail.com Home Inspections Done Well (Tom Higgins) Prudent Property Inspections 712-540-4165 dennis@prudentpi.com www.prudentpi.com Jensen Home Inspection (Jeremy Jensen) 712-330-6758 jensenhomeinspection@outlook.com Jonas Home Inspection (John Jonas) 507-360-9435 john@jonashomeinspections.com David Booth Inspections 712.339.1168 okobojihi@gmail.com
| ELECTRICIANS Willette Electric 712-330-8072 Daly Electric (Pat Daly) 712-330-0770 Phillips Electric 712-330-2103 Kenison Electric (Tom Kenison) 712-332-7291 Shaw LaDoux 712-320-7453
PLUMBERS Comfortec Plumbing & Heating 712-336-5431 Marchand Plumbing & Heating (Ron Marchand) 712-330-8717 Excel Plumbing & Heating (Jerod Arrowood) 712-338-4484 Tom’s Plumbing & Heating (Rob Ritzer) 712-332-2426 Vos Plumbing & Heating (Gary Vos) 712-332-7981 UPKEEP Plumbing and Heating 712-338-2292
RADON The Radon Guy (Matt Popken) 712-209-1203 Jim Butler 712-330-0508
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Mother Nature's Restaurant
Mother Nature's is an American Restaurant Style bar/restaurant/lounge. Mother Nature's has been a local Estherville bar and grill since 1978. Stop in for the best burgers and steaks in town!
Okoboji Brewing Company
Okoboji Brewing Company is proudly locally owned and brewed. They brew high quality craft beer, from IPA's, Stouts, Ales, Porters, and more. They have an extensive beer menu in their taproom, which is a comfortable spot to enjoy a brew, watch TV, and get food delivered from your favorite spot in the area. You can sometimes find a local food truck parked outside, to pair with your favorite Okoboji Brewing company craft beer.
Arrowood Resort
Arrowood is a year-round conference center and hotel with over 100 guest rooms, whirlpool suites and a "Great Room" for hosting group events and hospitality suites. Formerly known as Village East, the resort offers an outdoor pool, deck, playground, volleyball and croquet courts and a heated indoor pool area. Hotel goers can also enjoy an on-site salon, Minervas Bar and Eatery and lit parking. Located on Brooks National Golf Course, Arrowwood Resort offers some of the finest lodging around. Years ago, Brooks Golf Course clubhouse was actually housed on the rear side of Arrowood, but since then, the course has been converted to 27 holes with a a new separate clubhouse. Also, the Racquet Club was a part of the facility, offering workout facilities, racquet ball, and tennis. However, with the addition of the YMCA, the racquet club was unsustainable and converted into retail.