Sample Report Pages

The opening page, 'Understanding Your Report' contains an explanation of the terminology used throughout the report for catagorizing and describing items. This key will help you easily understand and interpret your report. You will also find a glossary of building terms at the back of the report.

KEY FOR TERMS USED IN THE REPORT

• Serviceable: Items that are functioning or are in good condition at the time of the inspection, taking into account wear and tear due to normal use and age.
• Recommend repair: denotes a system or component which needs corrective action to ensure proper and reliable function.
• Maintain: Alerting you to conditions that may need your attention in the near future or on a regular basis.
• Hidden: not inspected: Items which are not visually or readily accessible during the inspection.
• Not applicable: Items that are not present in subject property or client did not want inspected.
• Safety Issue: denotes a condition that is unsafe and in need of prompt attention.
• Note: information about aspects of the house discovered during the inspection.

Below are links to sample pages from a typical report. I have developed what my clients say is a very complete and easy to understand report format. People who have had experience with past inspections say that it's the best!