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We use a narrative reporting system accompanied with clear, concise photographs at no additional charge. We believe this provides a better service compared to the quick and easy, on-site check off list which is convenient for Inspectors and RE agents but a great disservice to the person who is depending on the report. Our report addresses most questions, warns of potential problems, and is great educational reading. As a convenience for the Realtors involved, we supply a Summary page(s) which provides a quick lists of the areas of concern.
Because of the time and effort spent on each inspection, we seldom schedule more than one inspection in a day. We want your inspection first and foremost in mind and do not want to rush through your inspection to get to the second or third one. You are our greatest concern.
Sometimes it's just not safe to walk on a roof. AAA Property Inspection Services now inspect most every roof safely and without the huge risk associated with walking on brittle shingles, clay or concrete tiles.
Your inspection will
include but not limitied to:
| Foundations, Basements, and Under-floor
Areas |
- Foundation and
other support components.
- Under-floor
ventilation.
- Location of
under-floor access opening(s).
- Wood separation
from soil.
- Presence of
drainage systems or sump pumps within foundation
footprint.
- Presence or absence
of seismic anchoring and bracing
components.
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| Exteriors |
- Surface grade,
hardscaping and drainage within six feet of the
inspected building or associated primary parking
structure.
- Wall cladding,
veneers, flashing, trim, eaves, soffits and
fascias.
- Exterior portions
of a representative sampling of doors and
windows.
- Attached decks,
porches, balconies, stairs, columns, walkways,
guard-rails and handrails.
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| Roof Coverings |
- Roof
coverings.
- Flashing, vents,
skylights and other penetrations.
- Roof drainage
systems.
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| Attic Areas and Roof
Framing |
- Framing and
sheathing.
- Access opening(s)
and accessibility.
- Insulation
material(s).
- Ventilation.
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| Plumbing |
- Supply, waste, and
vent piping.
- Fixtures, faucets
and drains.
- Water heating
equipment, including combustion air, venting,
connections, energy sources, seismic bracing, and
temperature-pressure relief valves.
- Functional flow of
water supply and functional drainage at
fixtures.
- Gas piping and
connectors.
- Cross-connections.
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| Electrical Systems |
- Service conductors,
equipment, and capacity.
- Panels and
overcurrent protection devices.
- Service and
equipment grounding.
- Wiring types and
methods.
- A representative
sampling of switches, receptacles, and light
fixtures.
- Ground-fault
circuit-interrupters.
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| Heating Systems |
- Heating equipment
and operation using normal user
controls.
- Venting
systems.
- Combustion and
ventilating air.
- Energy source and
connections.
- Heating
distribution system(s) including a representative
sampling of ducting, duct insulation, outlets,
radiators, piping systems and valves.
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| Central Cooling Systems |
- Cooling equipment
and operation using normal user
controls.
- Cooling
distribution system(s) including a representative
sampling of ducting, duct insulation, outlets,
piping systems and valves.
- Energy source and
connections.
- Condensate
drains.
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| Fireplaces and Chimneys |
- Chimneys, flues,
dampers and associated components.
- Fireboxes, hearth
extensions and permanently installed accessory
components.
- Manufactured
solid-fuel or gas-burning
appliances.
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| Building Interior |
- Walls, ceilings and
floors.
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Security bars, ventilation components, and a
representative sampling of doors and
windows.
- Stairs, handrails,
and guardrails.
- Permanently
installed cabinet and countertop
surfaces.
- Safety glazing in
locations subject to human impact.
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| Pools and Spas |
- Location and type
of pool or spa examined.
- Conditions limiting
or otherwise inhibiting inspection.
- Enclosure and
related gates.
- Hardscaping and
drainage related to the inspected pool or
spa.
- Condition of
visible portions of systems, structures, or
components.
- Normally necessary
and present equipment such as: lights, pumps,
heaters, filters, and related mechanical and
electrical connections.
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