s020319 #2 Not-functioning clarification
Question Is a decayed column base (50% of cross sectional area decayed) “not functioning”? Is a section of brick wainscot that is unflashed at its top and lacks suitable drainage […]
Question Is a decayed column base (50% of cross sectional area decayed) “not functioning”? Is a section of brick wainscot that is unflashed at its top and lacks suitable drainage […]
Question Do the ASHI Standards of Practice require an inspector (1) to walk on a roof, (2) to inspect for the presence of safety glazing, and/or (3) to inspect storm […]
Question Inspectors are not required to determine 13.2.B.12: the presence of any environmental hazards including, but not limited to toxins, carcinogens, etc. Should we be testing for mold/mildew? Is this […]
Question How many is a “representative number” – in this case I probed every other floor joist and every other subfloor board. Response Probing every other accessible joist and floor-board […]
Question If heating ductwork lies below a concrete slab, am I required to remove the grilles in order to determine the condition of the otherwise inaccessible ducts? Response Yes, ducts […]
Question Section 4.2.A.4. Although there is no specific mention of pools, hot tubs, etc., am I correct to assume that not being required to inspect them would fall under the […]
Question In order to do a thorough comprehensive inspection of the roof, drainage system, flashings, skylights, chimneys, and roof penetrations, do you recommend whenever possible to do the inspection from […]
Question I maintain that it is not possible to see under permanently installed carpets!! What does ASHI say? In this case damage to subflooring was not visible from crawl space […]
Question Do the Standards of Practice require the inspector to identify and report on the lack of a heat source in any room? Response No, there is no specific requirement […]
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