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in their inspection reports in relation to inspecting aluminum wiring: Manufacturers of solid aluminum wiring may provide particular installation and connection instructions. This inspection did not verify the solid aluminum wiring was installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions
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defects, such as a small roof-flashing leak, for example; things that may hinder your ability to finance, legally occupy, or insure the home; and safety hazards, such as an exposed, live buss bar at the electrical panel. Although a home inspection reveals safety issues, it doesn’t really deal
sidelaps of wood siding b. The loose siding will allow moisture intrusion c. Missing flashing where wood siding meets trim d. The vent located at the base of the valley will eventually cause leakage Show Details / Explanation You must be logged in as an InterNACHI member to see this card's explanation
. The sealant around the storm collar will eventually dry, shrink, and crack. c. Excessive shake splitting has produced many inadequate sidelaps. d. The flashing routes roof drainage under the shakes. Show Details / Explanation You must be logged in as an InterNACHI member to see this card's explanation
caused decay. b. It may be slippery. c. Weather splitting has created an excessive number of sidelaps. d. The transition flashing from wood to rolled roofing is excessively corroded. Show Details / Explanation You must be logged in as an InterNACHI member to see this card's explanation, comments
headwall flashing. b. Valley metal is beginning to corrode. c. Deck drainage is discharged at the transition between roof slopes. d. Shingles extend too far over the gutter. Show Details / Explanation You must be logged in as an InterNACHI member to see this card's explanation, comments and suggested
. Damage from golf-ball sized, dense, wind-driven hail. c. Blisters created by volatile compounds flashing out of the asphalt. d. UV damage from areas in which granules have been lost due to poor embedment during manufacturing. Show Details / Explanation You must be logged in as an InterNACHI member
. Corroded flashing needs immediate replacement. c. A combustion vent is located too close to a plumbing stack vent. The use of plumbing fixtures will pull the toxic products of combustion into the pipes from which it could enter the living space. d. A combustion vent is installed too close
