How to Read This Report

This report, whether viewed digitally or in printed form, should be reviewed in full color so that photographs are clearly discernible and on a device or page width of no less than 8.5 inches. References to the right and left sides of the building are based on facing the front of the structure as shown on the report cover. The client has a duty and obligation to read the entire report. Please contact the inspector with any questions or concerns.

This inspection report is intended to identify readily observable major structural deficiencies, inoperative conditions, and noticeable moisture-related concerns in the areas inspected. The report may also note safety concerns and recommended upgrades that should be considered. Conditions may exist that were not observed or reported due to concealed, inaccessible, or obstructed areas.

Photos

Photographs included in this report are provided to help illustrate reported conditions or areas of concern. Photos are representative only and may not show the full scope of repairs required. Repairs should be based on the actual conditions observed at the property, not solely on photographs. When viewing the online report, clicking a photo will enlarge it for closer inspection.

Repairs

Any repairs or corrections should be performed by qualified and competent professionals familiar with the type of work being completed. Obtain competitive bids as appropriate and further evaluation when recommended.

Getting the Information to You

This report is designed to present technical information in an accessible format. The online HTML version allows expanded access to additional information. Some words or phrases may appear blue and underlined; clicking these provides links to supplemental resources. Other text colors, if present, have no specific meaning. Please read all written text.

This report may also be printed or saved as a PDF.

Chapters and Sections

The report is organized into chapters that represent major home systems. Each chapter contains sections addressing specific components. When viewing online, chapters can be accessed using the navigation menu on the left side of the screen.

Observation Labels

Observation labels are used to categorize findings. Not all labels appear in every report. Hazardous, Key Concerns, and Further Evaluation Needed items, when used, will appear in both the report and the summary. Other observation types appear only in the report body. Labels are numbered for reference. Colors and icons, when used, do not indicate severity.

Summary Page

For convenience, this report includes a summary listing non-routine maintenance items that the inspector believes should be addressed prior to marketing the home for sale. The summary contains limited information and does not include photos or detailed explanations. Only items classified as Key Concerns, Further Evaluation Needed, Hazardous, and when applicable New Construction Builder Punch List Items, are included.

The report body contains the most complete information, including descriptions, photographs, captions, and when applicable, diagrams, videos, and links. Refer to the full report body when planning repairs or upgrades. The client is responsible for reading the entire report.