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6. What items are excluded?
Most inspectors evaluate heating, air conditioning, plumbing and electrical systems, roofs,
insulation, interior and exterior structure, foundation and grade. Generally, sprinkler
systems, hot tubs, swimming pools, septic systems, wells and solar systems are excluded.
The inspector should be able to provide you with a list of items inspected, as most will
follow the standard guidelines of one of the major inspection organizations.
Most inspectors evaluate heating, air conditioning, plumbing and electrical systems, roofs,
insulation, interior and exterior structure, foundation and grade. Generally, sprinkler
systems, hot tubs, swimming pools, septic systems, wells and solar systems are excluded.
The inspector should be able to provide you with a list of items inspected, as most will
follow the standard guidelines of one of the major inspection organizations.
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1. Is the inspector experienced and knowledgeable?
2. Who referred you to the inspector?
3. How long does the inspection take?
4. How much does the inspection cost?
5. What type of report do you get and when do you get it?
6. What items are excluded?
7. Is the inspector affiliated with any organizations?
8. What Type Of Equipment Will Be Used?
9. Is the inspector covered by errors and omissions insurance and general liability insurance?
2. Who referred you to the inspector?
3. How long does the inspection take?
4. How much does the inspection cost?
5. What type of report do you get and when do you get it?
6. What items are excluded?
7. Is the inspector affiliated with any organizations?
8. What Type Of Equipment Will Be Used?
9. Is the inspector covered by errors and omissions insurance and general liability insurance?