Will the inspector check the air conditioning on my Woodbury home?

Yes, when weather permits. Central air conditioning is standard in Woodbury homes, and the inspector will run the system through the thermostat, confirm it cools, check the outdoor condenser unit's condition and approximate age, inspect visible refrigerant lines and electrical disconnects, and verify a reasonable temperature drop across the system. The big caveat is temperature: running an AC compressor when it's below roughly 60 degrees can damage it, so during Minnesota's cold months the inspector cannot safely test cooling and will note that limitation in the report. If you're buying in winter, you may want a credit or a contingency to verify the AC once it warms up. Inspectors also look at how the condenser sits relative to grading and whether it's level and clear of debris. Like furnaces, central AC units typically last 12 to 20 years, so an aging unit is a budgeting item. To schedule an inspection and understand seasonal limits, build a free instant quote online.