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SW Lynnwood, WA 98037 425-742-1735  \nMichael A. Brisbin, ACI  \nOwner/Home Inspector WA State Home Inspector License \\#278  \n[SeaviewInspections@comcast.net](SeaviewInspections@comcast.net)[ ](SeaviewInspections@comcast.net)[www.SeaviewHomeInspections.com](www.SeaviewHomeInspections.com)  \nThis report is the exclusive property of the inspection company and the client whose name appears herewith  \nand its use by any unauthorized persons is prohibited.  \nSampleReportOldHouse  \nInspection Report-Table of Contents  \nCover page 1  \nINSPECTION INFORMATION 3  \nMAIN STRUCTURE 5  \nCRAWL SPACE 10  \nWOOD DESTROYING ORGANISMS (WDO/WDI) and PESTS 12  \nHEATING/HVAC SYSTEM 16  \nPLUMBING 20  \nBATHROOMS 23  \nELECTRICAL SYSTEM 25  \nKITCHEN 29  \nLAUNDRY 31  \nINTERIOR 32  \nFIREPLACE(S) 36  \nATTIC SPACE 38  \nGARAGE/CARPORT 40  \nROOF and COMPONENTS 41  \nEXTERIOR 45  \nGROUNDS 48  \nADDITIONAL INFORMATION 50  \nPHOTO GALLERY 51  \nReport Summary Pages  \nPre-Inspection Agreement  \nSampleReportOldHouse  \nINSPECTION INFORMATION  \nThe purpose of the inspection is to identify significant visible and identifiable defects, problems and/or conditions that may adversely affect the function and integrity of the items, components and systems inspected. An inspection is intended to assist the  \nCustomer/Client in the evaluation of the overall condition of the home. The inspection is based on the observation of the visible and apparent condition of the building and its components at the time of the inspection. The inspection is of readily accessible areas of the home and is limited to visual observations only.  \nWhen an item is reported to \"Appear Serviceable\" it is defined as capable of being used as it was intended with no significant visible defects or problems noted. Some \"serviceable\" items may, however, show signs of wear and tear or age-but should be considered to give generally satisfactory service with the limits of its age and the type of system/component it is. Visible defects, concerns and potential problems are reported during the inspection.  \nLife expectancy of a component will not be determined during the inspection.  \nAny area which is not exposed to view, is concealed, or is inaccessible because of soil, shrubs, walls, floors, carpet, ceilings, furnishings, siding, insulation, being locked or by design is not included in this report. These areas will be deemed as:  \ninaccessible, no/limited visibility, unable to verify/inspect, not visible and so on. The inspector may elect not to go into areas that may be deemed unsafe or could cause potential damage to the home or injury (i.e. crawl spaces, attic spaces, the roof, etc.). Every effort will be made to traverse, enter or inspect all components and areas of the home.  \nThe inspection report is based upon the standard of what is typical, standard or average wear for a home of this age, compared to homes of comparable age, style and type. Houses are not considered perfect or without flaw (even new construction) . Items reported in the Summary Page(s) may be considered significant concerns, maintenance items, things to be aware of (and budget for replacement) or potential problems in the near and upcoming future. The Customer will need to determine which item(s) poses the greatest concern when making the decision to have items repaired, replaced, serviced, etc.  \nMaintenance and other items may be discussed, but are not part of this inspection. This report is not a compliance inspection, code conformity or certification for past or present building codes, mechanical, plumbing, fire codes and regulations of any kind. Codes will not be discussed or referenced during this visual inspection. 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