Notes

The report contained herein is CONFIDENTIAL, and is given solely for the use and benefit of the client, and is not intended to be for the benefit of or relied upon by any other buyer, lender, title insurance company, or other third party.

Terms and conditions crucial to interpretation of the report are contained in a separate Pre-Inspection Agreement. Do not use this report without consulting the Pre-Inspection Agreement. The report conforms to the standards of the American Society of Home Inspectors®. Components are identified and their apparent condition is reported. The client should consult the terms of the sales contract to determine whether any of the items contained within must be repaired by the seller prior to closing.

Reporting on other issues such as cosmetic damage and suggestions for improvements is included for your information only, and should not be relied upon as items that may or may not be repaired under the terms of your Sales Contract. If in doubt, consult your Sales Contract and/or an attorney to explain your rights and obligations under your Sales Contract. The Inspector offers no warranties or representations as to your rights or obligations under any Sales Contract.

Identifying Repairs in the Report

Items that appear to need attention or repair are listed in the following formats:

Major Repair These are repairs to items not performing their intended function that, in the opinion of the inspector, might cost more than $500.00 to remedy.

Minor Repair These are repairs that, in the opinion of the inspector, are minor repairs to items not performing their intended functions. These include items that you might ignore if you were already living in the house. Cost to repair may range from minimal to several hundred dollars.

Maintenance These are repairs that, in the opinion of the inspector are regular maintenance typical for buildings this age. Repairs to these items are not urgent, but should be made within the next six months.

Safety Concern Conditions which are a real or potential threat to safety or health (regardless of cost to repair) are listed as safety concerns. These items should be repaired immediately and prior to occupancy.