THE PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF THE INSPECTION:

The purpose of the inspection is to disclose the condition of the building, improvements and mechanical systems as they exist on the day of the inspection. The scope of the inspection is a visual inspection of readily accessible areas of the building, improvements, and mechanical systems, and is limited to the areas and systems identified as follows: drainage; interiors; roofing; electrical; plumbing; central heating; central air-conditioning (weather permitting); insulation; and ventilation.

THE OBJECTIVE OF THE REPORT IS:

To supply a written summary disclosing the condition of the building, improvements, and mechanical systems observed.

LIMITATIONS:

The inspection has been limited to readily accessible areas. No disassembly of equipment or activating equipment that has been shut down has been performed. No opening of walls, moving of furniture, appliances, stored items, walking on roof, or excavation has been performed. Concealed or inaccessible conditions may not be exposed. Systems and conditions which are not within the scope of this inspection include, but are not limited to: environmental hazards (e.g., lead paint, formaldehyde, toxic or flammable materials, asbestos, radon); pest infestation; portable appliances (e.g., washers, dryers, window air-conditioners); security systems; fire or lawn sprinkler; swimming pools; spas or jetted tubs; tennis courts; playground or other recreational or leisure appliances; efficiency or performance evaluation of equipment or systems; solar heating systems; intercoms, timers, or audio equipment; below ground septic or drainage systems; water wells; zoning ordinances; building code conformity; or any items considered cosmetic in nature. Any general comments about these systems and conditions are informational only and do not represent an inspection.

CONCEALMENT AND CAMOUFLAGING:

The inspector may not be able to detect problems or defects that have been concealed or camouflaged.

WARRANTIES AND GUARANTEES:

The inspection report is not to be used as a guarantee or warranty, expressed or implied, regarding the adequacy, performance or condition of any inspected building, improvement, or system. The inspector does not take a position on value of the premises, nor to make any representation as to advisability of purchase or suitability of use.

THE CLIENT:

The client has been urged to be present during the inspection, to take notes and ask questions, in order to obtain the most value from the inspection. The inspection has been made with the express agreement that all those concerned understand and agree to the conditions and limitations under which the inspection has been performed.