The report describes a combination residential and commercial property. Its photographs and findings cover living accommodations, office and warehouse areas, kitchen facilities and multiple building systems. The example shows why access and scope should account for the different areas within a mixed-use building.
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These selected findings describe the property at the time of its 2026 inspection. The full PDF provides the complete observations and recommendations.
One rooftop cooling unit did not respond when the thermostat was operated. The report recommends service before closing to establish that it functions. The other systems in the building do not establish the condition of this individual unit.
Read this finding in the PDF, page 37
Wall staining in the stairwell was tested and found wet. The report recommends finding and correcting the source of water entry and explains that concealed damage cannot be determined during the visual inspection.
Read this finding in the PDF, page 49
The sewer survey identified problems and a blockage that prevented the camera from reaching the end of the line. The recommendation calls for plumbing repairs and another survey afterward. A limited view is documented as a limitation, rather than treated as a complete evaluation of the entire sewer.
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