WHAT’S INSPECTED by ROD INSPECTS

 

What’s Inspected in a Home Inspection at Rod Inspects?

EXTERIOR OF THE STRUCTURE VISIBLE:

Foundation, Roof, Flashing, Chimney, Downspouts, Gutters, Siding, Trim, Windows, Doors, Stairs, Decks & Patios, Grading, Drainage

What’s Inspected

INTERIOR OF THE STRUCTURE

Ceilings, Walls, Floors, Closets, Electrical Outlets, Windows, Kitchen Cabinets, Counters & Exhaust 

ATTIC

Insulation, Ventilation, Framing, Water Penetration, Accessibility & Storage 

BASEMENT AND/OR CRAWL SPACE

Foundation Materials, Flooring, Supporting Members, Stairways, Water Penetration, Area Ventilation & Drainage

PLUMBING

Bath & Kitchen Fixtures, Vents, Water Flow & Shutoff Valves 

DOMESTIC WATER HEATER

Equipment, Capacity, Energy Source & Safety Controls 

HEATING SYSTEM

Equipment, Energy Source, Zones, Safety Controls, Ductwork/ Piping

AIR CONDITIONING

Equipment, Zones, Ductwork 

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Service Entry, Type, Rating of Overload Protection, Grounding, Bonding, Distribution Panel, Circuits, Outlets, Fixtures, Conductor Materials & Branch Systems 

GARAGE OR CARPORT

Overhead Doors, Safety Controls & Fire Protection Materials


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