Title Page

  • Date Conducted

  • Inspector's Name

  • Property Address
  • Purpose of the Inspection

Exterior Evaluation

Moisture Assessment

  • Inspect foundation walls for cracks or leaks.

  • Check for signs of water intrusion, leaks, dampness, and stains.

  • Assess the condition of the crawl space for excessive moisture or standing water.

  • Assess the condition of exterior drainage systems or sump pumps.

  • Evaluate the condition of vapor barriers or insulation.

Ventilation Evaluation

  • Inspect crawl space vents and ensure they are in good condition.

  • Evaluate the airflow and ventilation system.

  • Check for proper air circulation and the absence of stagnant air.

Interior Evaluation

Insulation Condition

  • Inspect the insulation material for damage or displacement.

  • Verify that insulation is properly installed, covers all necessary areas, and is free from damage or displacement.

Structural Integrity

  • Check for signs of sagging or uneven floors above the crawl space.

  • Inspect support beams, columns, floor joists, and any visible signs of damage or deterioration.

  • Evaluate the overall stability and structural integrity of the crawl space.

Pests and Infestation

  • Look for signs of pests, such as droppings, nesting materials, or chewed insulation.

  • Assess the extent of any infestation and identify the type of pests.

  • Note any areas that may be vulnerable to infestation.

Plumbing and Drainage

  • Inspect plumbing pipes and fixtures for leaks, corrosion, or damage.

  • Evaluate the functionality of drainage systems, including proper grading and drainage away from the crawl space.

Electrical Hazards

  • Check for exposed or damaged electrical wiring.

  • Ensure that electrical fixtures and components are properly installed and in good condition.

  • Note any potential electrical hazards or safety concerns.

Mold or Mildew Growth

  • Inspect for visible signs of mold, mildew, or fungal growth.

  • Look for discoloration, musty odors, or damp areas indicating potential moisture-related issues.

Accessibility and Clearance

  • Evaluate the accessibility of the crawl space for inspection and maintenance purposes.

  • Ensure there is sufficient clearance for movement and safe access to utilities or systems.

Additional Concerns

  • Include any location-specific concerns or specific requirements based on the property's construction, climate, or regional factors.

Completion

  • Provide a brief summary of the identified issues or observations.

  • List the recommended repairs, maintenance tasks, or further investigations.

  • Inspector's Name and Signature

  • Date of Completion

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