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What Constitutes a Good Roof Inspection
Submitted by HankJaworowski on March 23, 2010 - 2:36pm.
A vital component of a complete home inspection is the inspection of the current roof. Every home inspection company is different, some may or may not climb a ladder but if the roof is walkable the best type of inspection is to be up close to the roof's surface. From the inside of the home, if possible we go into the attic or opened crawlspaces, and take a close look. From the outside the focus will be on the following things: From the inside the inspection will focus on: 1. The Decking: Signs of rot, holes, breaks, and leaks. 2. Items Penetrating Outward: The area around vents and other items penetrating out are checked for signs of leaks.. 3. Inside Framing: The inside framing is checked for signs of rot, breaks, etc. Want to keep that roof over your head in good shape? Here are a few tips:
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