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areas in the wall cladding.     B.  The inspector should inspect for damaged areas in the wall cladding.      C.  The inspector should inspect for proper detailing at of wall cladding including: roof diverter flashing;  deck flashing; wall penetrations; joints at dissimilar materials: horizontal

Clearance from the Roof Cover Dense Vegetation Wood and Soil Contact Water Intrusion Flashing of Wall Components and Moisture Problems Understanding and Inspecting Flashing Flashing Flashing and Caulking Sealants for Through-Wall Penetrations Kickout Flashing Exterior Drainage Systems Site Surface

where rainwater has washed rust from metal roof components, such as chimneys, flashing and antenna mounts. Inspect these  items for rust damage. If the stain is, in fact, rust, and not algae, mold, moss or soot from the chimney, inspect nearby metal components for rust damage; chimneys. Decaying

and experienced builders know of these shrinkage and resulting air leakage problems, many will kiln-dry the logs prior to finish-shaping and installation. Some also recommend using plastic gaskets and caulking compounds to seal gaps. These seals require regular inspection and re-sealing when necessary

and taped to headwall and sidewall flashing. b. New underlayment should be properly installed. EPDM should be bonded to sheathing and be overlapped by felt underlayment in the course immediately above. c. Headwall flashing should be raised 1/2-inch to allow shingles to be slipped beneath. d. Sidewall

the Professional Home and Property Inspector will physically probe structural components displaying signs of rot   Professional Home and Property Inspectors inspect exterior building components such as roofing components, chimney exteriors, exterior cladding and finishes, windows and skylights, exterior

fans can be reversed in order to warm air trapped beneath the ceiling to recirculate. A fan has been reversed if it spins clockwise. Chimneys and Fireplaces The chimney should be inspected for nesting animals trying to escape the cold. Squirrels and raccoons have been known to enter chimneys