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REPORT SUMMARY
CLIENT: Mike Hart
PROPERTY: 18 Smith Drive
Miramar Beach, FL
INSPECTOR: Blair Colson
DATE: 1/18/06
DEFECTS OR ITEMS OF CONCERN ARE NUMBERED.
GROUNDS:
1) Settlement/shrinkage cracks observed in driveway and sidewalk (typical).
EXTERIOR:
1) Cracks observed (approx. 1 ft. length total) observed in front wall at entrance.
GARAGE:
1) Garage door opener sensor functioning properly, but door does not reverse under pressure/resistance when closing (down-pressure adjustment may remedy).
ELECTRICAL:
Estimated 100A multistrand aluminum service/solidstrand copper branch wiring. All breakers and wire gauges appear to be proper for amperage load being handled. All outlets tested proper polarity and grounding. No significant defects observed.
HVAC:
Central zoned air distribution system: Carrier compressor-air handler/gas furnace
1) Heat functioning properly, but cool temperature differential slightly low-7 degreesF (should read 12-15 degreesF). Recommend servicing/diagnostic.
KITCHEN:
No significant defects observed.
ROOF:
Asphalt/fiberglass shingles have approx. 8-10 yrs. service life remaining.
1) Deflected/bent step flashing observed at W base of chimney.
PLUMBING:
Copper water supply lines observed. PVC waste lines observed. Water heater is 50-gallon gas A. O. Smith. Water pressure is 64 PSI. Water temperature is 122.9 degrees F. No leaks or clogs observed.
FOUNDATION:
Monolythic concrete slab. No significant defects observed.
ATTIC:
Ventilation-soffit and roof vents. Insulation-blown-in cellulose. Estimated R-value 38-40. No significant defects observed.
LIVING, DINING ROOMS:
No significant defects observed.
BEDROOMS:
1) Closet door track loose at bottom in NE (guest) bedroom.
BATHROOMS:
No significant defects observed.
REPORT SAMPLE PAGE
If the client is present at the inspection (which we prefer), they will receive the hard-copy home inspection report immediately upon inspection completion. The report is a printed booklet in a checklist fashion, with areas for narrative when an issue requires further description. See sample below:
