INSULATION AND VENTILATION Sample Clauses

INSULATION AND VENTILATION. The inspection of the insulation and ventilation includes the type and condition of the insulation and ventilation in viewable unfinished attics and subgrade areas as well as the installed mechanical ventilation systems.
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INSULATION AND VENTILATION. 11.1 The inspector shall:
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INSULATION AND VENTILATION. The Inspector is required to observe and report on the systems and components herein.
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INSULATION AND VENTILATION including insulation vapor barriers, ventilation of attic and foundation, kitchen, bathroom and laundry venting systems and the operation of any accessible attic ventilation fan when temperature permits.
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INSULATION AND VENTILATION. (a) A home inspector shall observe and describe the condition of all of the following:
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INSULATION AND VENTILATION. Glossary NOTE: Italicized words are defined in the Glossary
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INSULATION AND VENTILATION. Inspect the following: insulation and vapor retarders in unfinished spaces; ventilation of attics and foundation areas; kitchen, bathroom, and laundry venting systems. Operate the following: any readily accessible attic ventilation fan and when temperature permits, the operation of any readily accessible thermostatic control. Not inspected: concealed insulation and vapor retarders; venting equipment that is integral with household appliances; move insulation except where plumbing drain/waste pipes penetrate floors, adjacent to earth-filled xxxxxx or porches, at exterior doors, and where readily visible evidence indicates the possibility of a problem.
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INSULATION AND VENTILATION. The inspection of the insulation and ventilation includes the type and condition of the insulation and ventilation in viewable unfinished attics and subgrade areas as well as the installed mechanical ventilation systems.(1) The inspector will: Inspect the insulation, ventilation and installed mechanical systems in viewable and accessible attics and unfinished subfloor areas. Describe the type of insulation in viewable and accessible unconditioned spaces. Report missing or inadequate vapor barriers in sub-floor crawlspaces with earth floors. Report the absence of insulation at the interface between conditioned and unconditioned spaces where visible. Report the absence of insulation on heating system ductwork and supply plumbing in unconditioned spaces. Describe any deficiencies of these systems or components.(2) The inspector is not required to: Determine the presence, extent, and type of insulation and vapor barriers concealed in the exterior walls. Determine the thickness or R-value of insulation above the ceiling, in the walls or below the floors.
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