property inspection
Pre-Inspection Preparation
Exterior Inspection
Interior Inspection
Systems Inspection
- Examine wiring for signs of wear or damage.
- Test all outlets for functionality using a tester.
- Check circuit breakers for proper labeling and signs of overheating.
- Ensure grounding and bonding are correctly installed.
- Look for leaks in visible pipes and connections.
- Test water pressure at fixtures to ensure adequate flow.
- Check the water heater for age, condition, and functionality.
- Inspect fixtures for signs of wear or corrosion.
- Inspect filters for cleanliness and replace as necessary.
- Check the thermostat for proper operation.
- Examine ductwork for signs of leaks or blockages.
- Test heating and cooling functions to ensure effectiveness.
- Test all smoke detectors for functionality.
- Check carbon monoxide detectors for proper operation.
- Ensure all safety systems are compliant with local codes.
- Replace batteries in detectors as needed.
- Inspect insulation for completeness and damage.
- Check ventilation for blockages or signs of moisture.
- Ensure proper airflow to avoid mold growth.
- Assess insulation R-value for energy efficiency.
- Examine gutters for clogs or damage.
- Check downspouts for proper drainage direction.
- Ensure connections between gutters and downspouts are secure.
- Inspect for signs of water damage near drainage areas.
- Test sump pump operation by filling the pit with water.
- Inspect for any signs of rust or corrosion.
- Ensure the discharge pipe is clear and directs water away.
- Check for a backup power source if applicable.
- Inspect for any leaks or corrosion around the unit.
- Check the salt level and replenish if necessary.
- Test the system's operation and settings.
- Review maintenance records for the unit.
- Inspect for rust, corrosion, or other damage.
- Ensure all wires are securely connected and properly routed.
- Check for any unlabelled or improperly labelled circuits.
- Look for signs of overheating or burning.
- Use a tester to check functionality of each outlet.
- Ensure all switches operate smoothly with no sticking.
- Look for any signs of burning or discoloration.
- Check GFCI outlets for proper reset and trip functions.
- Locate the main shut-off valve and assess its accessibility.
- Check for leaks or corrosion around the valve.
- Test the valve operation to ensure it turns easily.
- Verify that it is clearly labeled and functioning.
- Inspect ductwork for signs of rust or holes.
- Check for proper insulation around ducts.
- Ensure all connections are secure and sealed.
- Look for any signs of dust buildup or blockages.
- Check the manufacture date on appliances.
- Inspect for visible signs of wear or damage.
- Test each appliance for operational efficiency.
- Review any warranties or maintenance records available.
- Inspect grounding rods and connections for integrity.
- Ensure bonding is present for metal piping and structures.
- Test grounding system to confirm it meets local codes.
- Look for any exposed wires or connections.
- Check under sinks, around toilets, and behind appliances.
- Look for discoloration or mold growth on surfaces.
- Inspect caulking and seals for integrity.
- Document any signs of past or present leaks.
- Test the vacuum system to ensure it operates effectively.
- Inspect hoses and connections for clogs or damage.
- Check the filter and empty the collection canister.
- Examine the installation for signs of wear.
- Test all alarms and safety devices for functionality.
- Inspect installation locations for compliance with regulations.
- Check for expired devices and replace as necessary.
- Review documentation for any recent inspections or updates.
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