Sample Contents

. . . . . . . . Things to look for
Sample questions from the book. There at least 15 questions for each room with definitions in the back of the book outlined in easy to understand layman terms

A step-by-step guide to use as you go from room to room in your home!

Kitchen:
Are thre GFCI's?
Is the flooring free of any defects? (Refer to pages 24-25 for additional information)

Living and Dining Room:
Is the texture on the walls and ceiling uniform in appearence?  Any noticeable repairs or flashing of paint?
Do the windows slide open and close easily?

 

Bedrooms:
Are there ceiling fans?  If so, do they operate correctly and are they properly balanced?  Are there remotes for them?
If no fans, which electrical wall switch operates the J-Box (if applicable) on the ceiling?

 

Bathrooms:
Are there GFCI's ?
Does the exhaust fan work properly ?

 

Garage:
Does the overhead garage door open and close smoothly?
Is the main water shut off valve located in the garage? If so, does the handle move freely?

 

Exterior:
Where are the property lines?  Are they marked?
Are the window weep holes open and free of blockage?
Are there vent stacks?

 

 

 

These are just a sample of the question that are outlined next to the chart section for every room in your home. There are over 15 questions for every room that you should know or be aware of.  Bold and italicized words are defined in the back the book in easy to understand layman terms. 

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