| Educating
You About Your Home with an On-Site Report!
Including:
ELECTRICAL
· Inspect for Proper Grounding
· Report on Panel and Service Size, and Presence of
Over-Current Protection
· Inspect Condition of Visible Wiring Report on Ground
Fault Circuit Interrupter
· Report on the Presence of Aluminum Branch Wiring
· Observe Condition of Electric Panel and Components
· Evaluate Receptacle Polarity
HEATING & COOLING
·
Report on Overall Visible Condition of Ductwork or Hydronic
Lines
· Observe Condition of Venting
· Observe Condition of Boiler and combustion Chamber
· Inspect Accessible Burner
· Operate Thermostat
· Report on Fuel Supply
· Inspect Heat Pump and Air Conditioner
· Observe Overflow Pan and Drain
· Evaluate Condition of Condensation Drain
· Report Presence and Condition of Filter
PLUMBING
·
Report any Visible Leaks
· Inspect Water Heater and Presence of Temperature
Pressure Relief Valve
· Observe Supply Line and Main Shut-off
· Check for Proper Venting
· Inspect Outdoor Hose Bibs
· Check Traps for Leaks, Improper Venting and Corrosion
· Inspect Visible Supply, Drain and Waste Components
· Evaluate Function Flow and Drainage
· Report on Presence of Polybutylene
EXTERIOR
·
Report on Overall Condition of Windows and Doors
· Inspect Condition of Exterior Caulking, Protective
Paints, Stains &Sealants
· Inspect Condition of Weather Stripping
· Inspect Locking Mechanisms for Proper Operation
· Report on the Presence of any Exterior Insulated
Finishing Systems (EIFS)
· Report on Material & Condition of Exterior Surfaces
& Components
ROOF
& EAVES
·
Report on Substandard Repairs
· Report Missing Shingles and Sign of Wear
· Inspect Condition of Flashings, Valleys, Skylights,
Vents and Roof Penetrations
· Report on Presence and Condition of FRT Plywood
· Report on Overall Structural Condition and Visible
Framing components
· Evaluate Attic for ventilation
· Inspect Overhangs and Eaves
GROUNDS
·
Evaluate Grading Immediate to House
· Note Areas Where Siding is Improperly in Contact
with Grade
· Report on Visible Damage to House Caused by Trees
and Shrubs
· Inspect Condition of Retaining Walls Adjacent to
House
· Report on Signs of Soil Erosion
· Observe Drainage Around House
· Inspect Condition of Stoop and Stairs
CHIMNEY
& FIREPLACE
·
Report Visible Loose or Cracking Bricks
· Check for Signs of Deteriorating Mortar
· Report any Visible Heavy Creosote Build-up
· Report Condition of Chimney, Flue Cap and Chimney
Crown
· Inspect Firebox for Overall Condition
· Inspect Flashing for Overall Condition
· Inspect Damper for Proper Operation
· Inspect Blower for Proper Operation
FOUNDATION
& STRUCTURE
·
?Inspect Condition of Accessible Framing and Structure, and
Report Defects
· Check Floors for Sever Settlement
· Inspect for Previous Termite or Insect Treatment
· Inspect All Exposed Materials
· Inspect Exposed Areas of Slab or Floor for Signs
of Visible Water Infiltration
·? Inspect Accessible Crawl Space or Basement for Visible
Signs of Moisture
· Inspect Condition of Parge or Stucco Coat
· Inspect Condition of Mortar Joints for Cracking,
Crumbling or Deterioration
Who
Needs a Home Inspection?
·
Buyer
Have an inspector assist in educating you about your future
home, its condition and maintenance. To Giving You Peace of
Mind!
·
Seller
Have your house pre-inspected to reduce the chance of last
minute surprises and expenses.
·
Home Owner
Request Feasibility Study or Litigation Support for new construction,
repairs or renovations.
·
Real Estate Professionals
By recommending a home inspection to your client before they
makes a final decision on their purchase, you enhance your
credibility with the buyer by showing that you respect the
importance to them, of this major investment. You also show
your good faith effort to care for the seller's interest in
connection with any legal obligation to disclose the condition
of the house. In addition the suggestion of a pre-listing
inspection can be a good way to help the seller recognize
the need for advanced repairs to their property, as well as,
set an fair price for a faster and smoother sale. This can
be very important to real estate professionals.
·
Lending Institution
Have an inspector report on questionable conditions in structure,
foundations and systems.
Have a structural engineer report on special conditions.
Have an inspector report on repairs required before a closing.
·
Investor
Have an inspector report on condition of investment and major
safety issues.
Have an inspector report on new construction or renovation.
·
Developer
Have an inspector report on new construction or renovation.
·
New Home Inspections
Have an inspector report Pre-Drywall, Framing, Final inspection,
Punch List and One-Year Walk Through.
·
Commercial & Industrial Inspections are also available
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