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1 Property Inspection Report 2812 BRIARWOOD DRIVE PLANO, TEXAS Prepared For: Concerning: Sample Client (Name of Client) Sample address (Address or Other Identification of Inspected Property) (Real Estate Office) (Agent) By: Gary Burnett License # 6377 (Name and License Number of Inspector) (Date) The inspection of the property listed above must be performed in compliance with the rules of the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). The inspection is of conditions, which are present and visible at the time of the inspection, and all of the equipment is operated in normal modes. The inspector must indicate which items are in need of repair or are not functioning and will report on all applicable items required by TREC rules. This report is intended to provide you with information concerning the condition of the property at the time of inspection. Please read the report carefully. If any item is unclear, you should request the inspector to provide clarification. It is recommended that you obtain as much history as is available concerning this property. This historical information may include copies of any seller s disclosures, previous inspection or engineering reports, reports performed for or by relocation companies, municipal inspection departments, lenders, insurers, and appraisers. You should attempt to determine whether repairs, renovation, remodeling, additions or other such activities have taken place at this property. Property conditions change with time and use. Since this report is provided for the specific benefit of the client(s), secondary readers of this information should hire a licensed inspector to perform an inspection to meet their specific needs and to obtain current information concerning this property. Page 1 of 15

2 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY INSPECTOR AGREEMENTS AND LIMITATIONS This report covers only the items listed on the report, unless specifically requested. We tell you whether each item we inspect is performing the function for which it was intended. If you have questions, we will explain what we saw about the item. We do not inspect any item that we cannot see in a normal inspection. For example, we do not move insulation, furniture, rugs, paintings, or appliances. We do not uncover buried pipes or items we cannot see which are covered by wall or floor coverings. Repairs or remodeling may hide evidence of prior damage or defects. We do not dismantle equipment (other than inspection panels) to inspect component parts. There is no responsibility expressed or implied for latent defects, or for defects not reasonably observable at the time of the inspection, or for defects that would require the removal of major or permanent coverings for observation. We do not inspect for building codes, soil analysis, and adequacy of design, capacity, efficiency, size, value, flood plain location, pollution or habitability. Please remember that older houses may not meet the same standards as new houses, even though items in both might be performing functions for which they are intended. The following items are not inspected, unless specifically requested and listed on the report. Any item not considered real property, appliances not built in, fences, gates, draperies, blinds, shutters, hardware, Formica, marble, tile, floor or wall coverings, air conditioning systems when the outside temperature is below 60 degrees, refrigerant leaks in system, leaks in condensate drain, sprinkler system in automatic mode or when outside temperature is below 32 degrees, washing machine drain, cosmetic condition of structure, swimming pool cosmetics or leakage, pool sweep, alarm systems, sewer lines or septic system, water well, solar heating system, water conditioning system, asbestos, radon gas, lead paint, and smoke detector. The following items are common problems found after a house has been vacant for a week or more, and this company will not be responsible for: (1) Sewer and drain lines stopping up. (2) Seals, or washers drying out and causing leaks in faucets, dishwashers, valves or any other plumbing fixture. (3) Garbage disposals locking up. (4) Gas water heaters and gas furnaces if gas has been turned off thermocouple (pilot generators) fail. (5) Electric water heaters which have been drained, but power left on, may have damage to heating elements and thermostats. (6) Foundations should be watered if house is vacant; we recommend at least once a week and twice a week in the hot dry season. If this suggestion is not followed, foundation problems can easily develop in a very short period. Buyer agrees to notify METROSPECTOR in writing of any complaints within thirty (30) days of the date of the inspection and must thereafter allow prompt re-inspection of the item. Buyer further agrees that METROSPECTOR can either conduct the re-inspection or can employ others (at its expense) to re-inspect the property or both. Buyer agrees that, any damages for breach of this contract or report is limited to the amount of the inspection fee. YOU AGREE THAT ANY CONTROVERSY OR CLAIM BETWEEN YOU AND THIS COMPANY ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE INTERPRETATION, PERFORMANCE OR BREACH OF THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE SETTLED EXCLUSIVELY BY ARBITRATION. SUCH ARBITRATION SHALL BE CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION RULES OF THE AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION. THE ARBITRATION AWARD SHALL BE FINAL AND BINDING ON BOTH PARTIES. JUDGEMENT UPON SUCH ARBITRATION AWARD MAY BE ENTERED IN ANY COURT HAVING JURISDICTION. In the event the buyer files suite or brings an arbitration claim on this contract, but does not prevail, buyer agrees to pay the company s legal fees, court cost and other such expenses incurred by METROSPECTOR. This inspection has been performed for the person or company named on the report and is not transferable. You must not allow anyone else to rely on this report without prior consent from METROSPECTOR. NOTICE: YOU THE BUYER HAVE OTHER RIGHTS AND REMEDIES UNDER THE TEXAS DECEPTIVE TRADE PRACTICES - CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT WHICH ARE IN ADDITION TO ANY REMEDY WHICH MAY BE AVAILABLE UNDER THIS CONTRACT. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONCERNING YOUR RIGHTS, CONTACT THE CONSUMER PROTECTION DIVISION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL S OFFICE. YOUR LOCAL DISTRICT OR COUNTY ATTORNEY OR THE ATTORNEY OF YOUR CHOICE. Any event of waiver by this company of any right herein, shall not constitute a continuing waiver or subsequent waiver of other rights. This report constitutes the sole and only agreement of parties hereto and supersedes any prior understanding or written or oral agreements between the parties respecting the subject matter within. Buyer agrees not to purchase the structure unless the buyer understands this complete report both front and back pages and any attachments. Buyer has read and understands and by accepting this Report, or relying on it in any way, expressly agrees to the foregoing Agreements and Limitations. Page 2 of 15

3 PICTURE OF HOME INSERTED HERE Property inspected was Occupied Vacant Parties present at inspection Buyer Seller Listing Agent Buyers Agent Documents provided to inspector Sellers Disclosure Engineers Report Previous inspection report Weather Condition during inspection Sunny Overcast Raining Snowing Outside temperature during inspection 45 Time of inspection 2:00 PM - 5:30 PM Inspection Scope Full Limited - Reason Additional written information provide with this inspection report Yes (PICTURES) No Cost of inspection services including WDI inspection and report $ to be paid at Inspection By Mail Page 3 of 15

4 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 4 of 15 Property Inspection Report Additional pages may be attached to this report. Read them carefully. This report may not be complete without the attachments. If an item is present in the property but is not inspected, the NI column will be checked and an explanation is necessary. Comments may be provided by the inspector whether or not an item is deemed in need of repair. I. STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS A. Foundations (If all crawl space areas are not inspected, provide an explanation.) This inspector is not a structural engineer. The client should have an engineer give an evaluation if any concern exists about the potential for future movement. Comments: (An opinion on performance is mandatory.): Type of Foundation Slab on Grade Post Tension Slab Pier and Beam Pier and Beam Crawl Space Accessible Not Accessible Hairline crack in foundation Exposed Post-tension cable end Comments: (An opinion on performance is mandatory.): FOUNDATION IS A CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE. THERE WERE SEVERAL SMALL HAIRLINE CRACKS AT THE FOUNDATION AND EVIDENCE OF PREVIOUS SETTLEMENT. FOUNDATION WORK HAS BEEN DONE AND PAPERWORK AND WARRANTY FROM THE REPAIR COMPANY SHOULD BE CHECKED AGAINST THE PRESENT CONDITION TO MAKE SURE NO ADDITIONAL MOVEMENT HAS OCCURRED. IT IS MY OPINION THE FOUNDATION IS PERFORMING AS INTENDED. (NOTE: TREES AT LEFT SIDE OF HOUSE BY BACK BEDROOM WINDOWS NEED TO BE REMOVED). TREES SHOULD BE REMOVED. B. Grading & Drainage Evidence of water ponding around foundation Gutters need to be extended Grade too high on brick (4 ) or Siding (6 ) Comments: GRADE AT RIGHT SIDE OF HOUSE SHOULD BE A LITTLE HIGHER AT THE FOUNDATION TO PREVENT WATER FROM STANDING AGAINST THE FOUNDATION. SLOPE AT SIDE OF HOUSE NEEDS TO BE IMPROVED Page 4 of 15

5 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 5 of 15 C. Roof Covering (If the roof is inaccessible, report the method used to inspect) Note: This inspection covers the roof covering, flashing, skylights, gutters and roof penetrations. If any concern exists about the roof covering life expectancy or the potential for future problems, a roofing specialist should be consulted. This inspection is not for Insurance Company insurability. Roof observed from Roof Ladder Ground Type of roof covering Wood Tile Composition Other\ Gutters Good Rusted Uneven Trees rubbing roof Comments: ROOF IS DIMENSIONAL COMPOSITION SHINGLE OVER WOOD SHINGLE. SEVERAL SHINGLES HAVE NAIL POPS WHERE THE ROOFING NAIL WAS UNDERDRIVEN. THESE AREAS WHERE THE NAILHEAD IS PROTRUDING THROUGH THE SHINGLE NEED TO BE SEALED WITH A QUALITY ROOFING CEMENT. ONE TOP RIDGE SHINGLE IS MISSING AND NEEDS TO BE REPLACED. GUTTERS NEED TO HAVE NAILS REPLACED WHERE THEY ARE MISSING. FRONT GUTTER IS HOLDING WATER AND NEEDS TO BE PROPERLY SLOPED TO DRAIN. NAIL POPS NEED TO BE SEALED. FRONT GUTTER IS HOLDING WATER. Page 5 of 15

6 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 6 of 15 D. Roof Structure and Attic (If the attic is inaccessible, report the method used to inspect) Note: This inspection covers the roof structure and sheathing. The attic and attic space Ventilation will be observed. Attic observed from Attic Attic access opening No access Attic ventilation Soffit vents Exhaust ports Gable vents Ridge vents Wind Turbine(s) Power Vent None Evident Approximate Depth of Attic Insulation: 8" inches Comments: ONE PURLIN SUPPORT BY THE AIR HANDLER HAS BEEN DAMAGED AND NEEDS TO BE REPLACED. ATTIC HAS SOLAR BARRIER INSTALLED AT RAFTERS AS ADDED PROTECTION FROM EXCESSIVE HEAT. DAMAGED SUPPORT NEEDS TO BE REPLACED. E. Walls (Interior & Exterior) Note: This inspection covers deficiencies of the interior and exterior wall surfaces related to structural performance and water penetration. Hairline cracks in drywall Hairline cracks in brick Siding damage Mortar cracks Comments: TRIM BOARDS NEED TO BE INSTALLED AT THE SIDING OVER THE GARAGE DOOR WHERE THE SIDING AND BRICK MEET. INTERIOR HAS SMALL SHEETROCK CRACKS FROM PREVIOUS SETTLEMENT. EXTERIOR BRICK/MORTAR CRACKS HAVE BEEN REPAIRED. TRIM BOARDS NEEDED AT BRICK & SIDING. Page 6 of 15

7 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 7 of 15 F. Ceilings & Floors Note: This inspection covers deficiencies of the ceilings, floors and stairways related to structural performance or water penetration. Settlement cracks in sheetrock/tape joints Evidence of previous water penetration Handrail loose Balusters spacing is greater than 4 Damaged/Cracked floor tiles Comments: CHECKED G. Doors (Interior & Exterior) Note: This inspection covers the condition and operation of interior and exterior doors (including the overhead garage doors). Entry door has double keyed lock Door/s do not close/latch properly Door missing Door needs weatherstripping Door damaged/pet door Comments: ALL DOORS OPERATED PROPERLY. H. Windows Note: This inspection covers the presence and condition of window and door screens. Thermopane has lost seal Window does not latch Cracked/broken glass Vinyl glazing spline is deteriorating Caulk needed to prevent moisture penetration Window would not open with reasonble pressure Bad balance spring (at side of window) Comments: LEFT WINDOW AT FRONT BEDROOM DOES NOT CLOSE AND LATCH. THE VINYL GLAZING AT THE TOP IS COMING OFF AND PREVENTING THE WINDOW FROM CLOSING. SCREENS MISSING AT THE LEADED GLASS WINDOWS. WINDOWS AT LEFT SIDE NEED TO BE CAULKED. ALL OTHER WINDOWS OPERATED PROPERLY. Page 7 of 15

8 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 8 of 15 I. Fireplace / Chimney Note: This inspection covers the visible components and structure of the fireplace and chimney. C- Clamp is not installed on the damper *When gas logs are installed it is required that a device (metal c-clamp) is installed on the damper to keep it from completely closing to allow the escape of gasses through the chimney. Type of fireplace Masonry Metal Insert Wood stove/insert Type of chimney Tile Brick Metal Attic Firestop Area accessible Not accessible Gas Valve & Bar Tested No Chimney Cap Fire Brick needs mortar Mortar Cap needs repair Chimney observed From ground From roof Comments: BACK BRICK IN FIREBOX NEEDS HEAT RESISTANT MORTAR IN SEVERAL AREAS. FIREBOX, DAMPER, GAS LOG LIGHTER AND CHIMNEY WERE ALL INSPECTED AND IN GOOD OPERATING CONDITION. CRACKS AND MORTAR VOIDS NEED TO BE SEALED. J. Porches, Decks, and Carports (Attached) Note: This inspection covers any attached porches, decks, steps, balconies and carports for structural performance. Settlement cracks in concrete Rail is loose or not present Comments: CHECKED K. Other Comments: II. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS A. Service Entrance & Panels Note: This inspection covers the service entrance wiring, electrical panels and sub-panels. Location of Panel GARAGE AMPS 175* Wire Type(s) found in Main and Sub Panels: Copper Aluminum Appropriate Connections: Present Not Present No Visible Ground Rod Service Cable Clearance < 10 ft. Panel not labeled Comments: UNDERGROUND SERVICE TO A 175* AMP SQUARE D LOAD CENTER. PANEL WAS CHECKED FOR APPROPRIATE WIRING AND BREAKER SIZE. ALL COPPER BRANCH WIRING. THE SIZE OF 175 AMPS IS ESTIMATED ON THE SIZE OF THE SERVICE ENTRY CABLE. Page 8 of 15

9 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 9 of 15 B. Branch Circuits (Report as in need of repair the lack of Ground Fault Circuit Protection where required.) Note: This inspection covers electrical receptacles, switches and fixtures. Branch circuit wiring Copper Aluminum Branch circuit wiring is Grounded 3 wire Ungrounded 2 wire Cracked/missing outlet/switch cover Unknown Switch Open splice or junction box GFCI protection at all required locations Yes No ( GFCI protected outlets are required at all counter height kitchen outlets, all bathroom outlets, exterior outlets, outlets located 6 ft to a laundry sink or wet bar, outlets in the garage((except dedicated outlets)) and hydro-therapy equipment) Comments: NO GFCI AT KITCHEN OR EXTERIOR OUTLETS. OUTLET IN MASTER BEDROOM AT RIGHT OF CLOSET HAS THE HOT AND NEUTRAL WIRES REVERSED. ALL OTHER OUTLETS AND SWITCHES OPERATED PROPERLY. MASTER HAS 2 SWITCHED OUTLETS AT EITHER SIDE OF THE BED. COULD NOT FIND SWITCH TO FRONT WATER FOUNTAIN OR TO ENTERTAINMENT CENTER. GFCI RESETS FOR BATHROOMS AND GARGE OUTLETS ARE IN THE SERVICE PANEL IN THE GARAGE. III. HEATING, VENTING, AND AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEMS A. Heating Equipment Note: Inspection of heating equipment is limited to visual inspection through the removable inspection panels. We recommend the heating system be inspected by a licensed Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) contractor and obtaining a written report of condition if using a home warranty service. Filters should be replaced as needed. Only the emergency heat mode is checked on heat pump Systems when the outside temperature is above 80 degrees. Type and Energy Source: CENTRAL GAS FURNACE IN ATTIC Furnace(s) Electric Gas Gas Shut Off Valve Present Accessible Not Present and/or Observable Flex Branch Line passes thru the appliance wall. (Now required to be black pipe thru appliance wall where it may attach to a flexible line). Comments: FURNACE HAS RUST IN BURNER COMPARTMENT AND FLAMES WERE BELOW BURNERS AND APPEAR TO HAVE POOR COMBUSTION (ORANGE FLAMES). I RECOMMEND A LICENSED HVAC CONTRACTOR INSPECT THE FURNACE FOR SERVICEABILITY AND SAFETY. Page 9 of 15

10 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 10 of 15 B. Cooling Equipment Note: Inspection of Air conditioning units are limited to visual inspection and temperature checks between the supply and return registers. Access to evaporator coils and connections to pressure lines should only be done by licensed HVAC contractors. We recommend having a written report from a licensed contractor if using a home warranty company. AC units are not checked when the outside temperature is below 60 degrees To avoid possible damage to the compressor. Type and Energy Source: CENTRAL 5 TON ELECTRIC UNIT This inspection covers the performance of the cooling systems. The temperature was taken at each Supply and Return air register. Supply air temperature ranged from to Return air temperature ranged from to Comments: COULD NOT TEST DUE TO OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE BEING BELOW 60 DEGREES. UNIT DOES NOT HAVE FILTER INSTALLED. I RECOMMEND A LICENSED HVAC CONTRACTOR CHECK EVAPORATOR COIL FOR EXCESSIVE DEBRIS. Page 10 of 15

11 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 11 of 15 C. Ducts and Vents Note: This inspection covers the condition and routing of the ducts, vents, fans and filters. Flue systems will also be inspected. Comments: AT LEAST ONE LARGE DUCT IN THE ATTIC NEEDS TO BE REPLACED. I RECOMMEND HAVING THE DUCTS CHECKED BY AN HVAC TECHNICIAN FOR SERVICEABILITY. RETURN AIR AT BACK BEDROOM (PLAYROOM) IS NOT CONNECTED AT INSIDE OF CLOSET AND FILTER CLOTH HAS BEEN STAPLED AT THE CEILING. IV. PLUMBING DAMAGED INSULATION AT ATTIC DUCT. A. Water Supply System and Fixtures Note: This inspection covers the type and condition of all accessible and visible water supply components. No anti-siphon device on outdoor faucet. (absence of screw on brass anti siphon devices are marked as in need of repair. This device is designed to prevent water reentering the water system through the hose). Type of supply lines Copper Galvanized Iron PVC/CPVC Polybutylene Anti Siphon / Back Flow / Air Gap(s): Present Not Present Comments: FRONT JACK AND JILL BATHROOM TUB NEEDS TO HAVE THE HOT, COLD AND DIVERTER VALVES REPLACED OR REPAIRED. THEY LEAK WHEN THE WATER IS ON. ALL OTHER FIXTURES OPERATED PROPERLY WITH NO LEAKS. A 20 MINUTE WATER METER CHECK WAS DONE PRIOR TO TURNING ON ANY FIXTURES AND THERE WAS NO MOVEMENT AT THE METER THAT WOULD INDICATE A PRESSURE LEAK. B. Drain, Wastes and Vents Note: This inspection covers the condition of all accessible and visible waste-water and vent pipes This Inspection does not include drain capacity of a clothes washer drain. Type of waste lines PVC Iron Tile Comments: SINKS, TUBS AND SHOWER WERE FILLED AND DRAINED AND THE TOILETS WERE FLUSHED MULTIPLE TIMES. NO LEAKS OR SLOW DRAINS NOTED. Page 11 of 15

12 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 12 of 15 C. Water Heating Equipment (Report as in need of repair those conditions Specifically listed as Recognized hazards by TREC rules.) Energy Source: 50 GALLON GAS UNIT IN HALL CLOSET Note: This inspection covers the water heating equipment and it's temperature and pressure relief system T & P Valve Operated Not Operated because Inspector could not observe the discharge. Safety Pan and Drain Installed Yes No Water Heater(s) Electric Gas Gas Shut Off Valve Present Accessible Not Present and/or Observable Branch Line Iron / Flex Copper Type of Observable Vent Pipe Double Wall Single Wall Cement / Asbestos Garage Unit(s): Physically Protected Yes No 18 inch Floor Clearance Yes No Comments: WATER HEATER MAKES VIBRATION NOISE WHEN HOT WATER IS RUNNING. UNIT MAY HAVE DEFECTIVE PARTS IN TANK. I RECOMMEND A LICENSED PLUMBER INSPECT THE WATER HEATER TO SEE IF IT NEEDS TO BE REPLACED. (UNIT MAY BE UNDER WARRANTY). D. Hydro-Therapy Equipment Note: This inspection covers built-in hydrotherapy and whirlpool equipment. GFCI Present Not Present Access Cover Available Accessible Not Available and/or Accessible GFCI reset for the tub is located in GARAGE PANEL BOX Comments: TUB WAS FILLED AND OPERATED FOR 30 MINUTES. PUMP AND JETS OPERATED PROPERLY AND NO LEAKS WERE FOUND. V. APPLIANCES A. Dishwasher Note: This inspection covers the door gasket, control knobs, and interior parts, including the dish tray, rollers, spray arms, drying element, and the soap dispenser. Missing Air Gap in the Drain line or Drain line not attached to highest part under counter.(this is now required to help prevent water from the sink flowing back to the dishwasher.) Comments: OPERATED PROPRLY ON NORMAL CYCLE WITH HEATED DRY. (QUIET) B. Food Waste Disposer Note: The inspection covers the splashguard, grinding components, wiring, and exterior. Comments: DISPOSER HAS EXCESSIVE NOISE AND VIBRATION. C. Range Hood Note: The inspection covers the filter, vent pipe, and switches as well as operate the blower. Vent Recirculates Vents to Exterior Comments: DOWNDRAFT JENNAIR VENTS TO THE EXTERIOR Page 12 of 15

13 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 13 of 15 D. Ranges / Ovens / Cooktops Note: The inspection of the range / oven / cook tops covers the knobs, elements, drip pans handles, glass panels, lights or light covers, and other parts. No anti-tip device installed ( Free standing ranges that do not have an anti-tip installed are marked in need of repair. This device is a safety device that keeps the range from tipping more than 2. Type of Range Electric Gas Type of Oven Electric Gas Gas Shut Off Valve Present Accessible Not Present and/or Observable Branch Line Iron / Flex Copper Oven Temperature when set at 350 Upper 385 Lower Comments: BURNERS OPERATED PROPERLY. OVEN WAS MEASURED AT 385 DEGREES WHEN SET AT 350. LIGHT, TIMER AND CLOCK ON OVEN DON'T OPERATE. OVEN DOOR INSULATION HAS DETERIORATED AND NEEDS TO BE REPLACED. E. Microwave Cooking Equipment Note: The inspection of the microwave cooking equipment covers the knobs, handles, glass panels,doors, and seals. The inspector does not check for radiation leaks. Comments: CHECKED. F. Trash Compactor Note: The inspection of the trash compactor covers the overall condition of the unit and operation of the unit. Comments: G. Bathroom Exhaust Fans and/or Heaters Fan exhausts to the attic. (While this is an accepted practice in several cities, Texas Real Estate Commission requires this condition to be reported as in need of repair. Note: The inspection will cover the operation of the unit, observing sound, speed and vibration level. Comments: FANS OPERATED PROPERLY. H. Whole House Vacuum Systems Comments: I. Garage Door Operators Reverses on safety test Yes No Note: The inspection will cover the condition and operation of the garage door operator, electronic sensors, automatic reverse, and door locks. Locks on doors with automatic openers need to be disabled to prevent damage to the door and hardware in the event the door is accidentally locked and the opener is used. Locks that are not disabled will be reported as in need of repair. No electronic beam reverse No pressure sensitive reverse Locks need to be disabled Comments: GARAGE DOOR OPENER IS AN OLDER MODEL AND DID NOT REVERSE ON PRESSURE TEST AND DOES NOT HAVE ELECTRONIC BEAMS INSTALLED. J. Door Bell and Chimes Note: The inspection will cover the condition and operation of the unit. Comments: RANG Page 13 of 15

14 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 14 of 15 K. Dryer Vents Note: The inspection will cover the condition and the routing of ducts (where visible and accessible. Comments: VENTS TO THE EXTERIOR. DRYER VENT NEEDS TO BE SMOOTH METAL DUCT TO PREVENT LINT FROM BUILDING UP IN THE DUCT. L. Other Built-in Appliances Note: This inspection may include various built-in appliances. Comments: DRYER DUCT SHOULD BE SMOOTH METAL DUCT. Page 14 of 15

15 Report Identification WEB SAMPLE REPORT.doc Page 15 of 15 VI. OPTIONAL SYSTEMS Lawn Sprinklers Note: The inspection of the sprinkler system will cover operating all zones or stations on the system manually and observe water flow or pressure at the circuit heads. The inspector will not inspect the automatic function of the timer or control box, the rain sensor, or the effectiveness of anti-siphon valves or backflow preventers. Anti Siphon Valve(s) Present Back Flow Preventers Present Shut Off Valve(s) Present Number of Zones 6 Areas of non coverage NONE Comments: ONE HEAD ON ZONE 2( BY BENCH) AND ONE HEAD ON ZONE 3 (BY BRICK AT RIGHT SIDE OF HOUSE) NEED TO BE REPLACED. ALL OTHER ZONES AND HEADS OPERATED PROPERLY. Fire Protection Equipment Type of fire detection sensors Smoke Location of Units: HALL Comments: SMOKE DETECTORS SHOULD BE INSTALLED IN EACH BEDROOM AND THE ADJACENT HALLWAYS. Expected service life of appliances Lifespans for home systems and appliances Item Expected life (years) Item Expected life (years) Central A/C 15+ Dryers 14 Window A/C 10 Disposal 10 A/C compressor 15 Freezers 16 Electric water heater 14 Microwave ovens 11 Gas water heater 11 to 13 Electric ranges 17 Forced-air furnace 15 Gas ranges 19 Gas or oil furnace 18 Gas ovens 14 Trash compactors 10 Refrigerators 17 Dishwashers 10 Clothes washers 13 Exhaust fans 20 Source: National Association of Home Builders Page 15 of 15