Central vacuum, intercom, security systems, telephone TV wiring, or other low voltage wiring are not tested or inspected.

5. HEATING 4 5.1 HEATING SYSTEM   Central: Forced air Forced water Gravity water Steam Gravity air Fan coil water   Space:   Forced Gravity Aux. electric Other
5.2 SOURCE OF ENERGY (Electrical continuity tests are not always done)	N/A NOP ACC MAR UNS
.1 Gas:          Supply            F        Return            F
.2 Electric:   Supply            F        Return            F          Heat pump with auxiliary heat          F
.3 Oil:         Supply             F        Return             F Net stack                   F (not always done) Oil tank: Indoors Outdoors Buried in ground Oil burner (s): Approximate age:
.4 Solid fuel
5.3 HEATING UNIT (S) AND SYSTEMS Replacement likely within next three years Yes No Uncertain Approximate age           Zones           Approximate capacity           k Btu Unheated finished space: Basement Attic Enclosed porch Other In our judgment heating may also prove insufficient in the following areas none likely
	N/A NOP ACC MAR UNS
5.4 Furnace or heat pump
.1 Heating plant (s) or heat exchange (s)
.2 Blower (s): Belt drive Direct drive Need regular lubrication Lubrication uncertain
.3 Filtration: Disposable or cleanable Electronic air cleaner Other
.4 Humidifier Spray Evaporator Humidistat
.5 Emergency switch or controls
.6 Back-up emergency heating F
.7
.8 Ducts and registers      Ducts: General condition: a     Registers (Spot checked) :     Returns (spot checked):     Air flow:
5.5 Boiler: No signs of leakage Signs of leakage Water supply: Manual Automatic
.1 Fire box or burners   Start      psi       F    End      psi      F
.2 Gauges: Adequate relief valves Inadequate relief valves
.3 Circulating pump        Approx. age                  Lubrication necessary Yes No
.4 System is: Closed with compression tank Open with expansion tank
.5 Emergency switch (s) and controls
.6
.7 Radiators or convectors: Hot water radiators Steam radiators One pipe Two pipe Radiant floor or ceiling (Under many weather conditions the adequacy and operation of these systems can not be evaluated) Was the system run long enough to fully test the distribution system ? Yes No Bleeder valves are accessible and usable? Yes No
5.6 Individual heating units: It is not possible to predict probability of replacement Electric resistant, convection Electric resistance, fan Fan coil, central water Heat pump Space heaters Solid fuel stove (s) Other Air filtration: Blowers      Needs regular lubrication      Uncertain of lubrication/no oil ports found Smoke pipe (s)
6. FIREPLACES AND FLUES
6.1 HEATING AND HOT WATER FLUES VENT THROUGH N/A	NA ACC MAR UNS
Metal Masonry Lined Unlined HTPV or Plastic Appears to draw adequately Yes No Visible vent pipe and connectors (Interior of liners are not inspected)
6.2. FIREPLACES N/A Located in: a. Prefabricated metal fireplace :(adequacy of installation and safety cannot be determined) b. Masonry fireplace: Has metal heat recovery system Yes No c. Damper: Needs repair or replacement None d. Flue Masonry Lined Unlined Metal Needs sweeping Yes No e. Outside air supply: Yes No Recommended Glass door Yes No
Located in: a. Prefabricated metal fireplace :(adequacy of installation and safety cannot be determined) b. Masonry fireplace: Has metal heat recovery system Yes No c. Damper: Needs repair or replacement None d. Flue Masonry Lined Unlined Metal Needs sweeping Yes No e. Outside air supply: Yes No Recommended Glass door Yes No
6.3 Wood stoves or stove inserts may have been added to the house: Yes
7. COOLING   The system was not operated or tested as it was below 60 F overnight
7.1 COOLING SYSTEM Energy source:          Electric      Gas         Other System type:             Central air low-velocity   Central air high-velocity Central water Window units Central distribution:  Shared heating ducts         Separate air conditioning ducts Un-cooled finished space: Basement Enclosed porch Top floor Other In our judgment cooling may also prove insufficient in the following areas: None likely
7.2 COOLING PLANT (S) Replacement likely within next three years Yes No Uncertain Approximate age                Zones            Approximate capacity        k Btu or       tons. Condensation disposal appears:       Satisfactory  Unsatisfactory Questionable Condensation discharged through:   Gravity pipe to floor drain or plumbing fixture Pump Other
	NA ACC MAR UNS
7.2.1 A/C      Supply temperature                F Return             F
7.2.2 Air filtration
8. PLUMBING
8.1 WATER SUPPLY/DISPOSAL Supply:    Public    Non-public                    Disposal:   Public    Non-public We do not inspect non-public water supply or waste disposal systems. These are usually inspected by county authorities at transfer of property, but private inspection by specialists is also suggested. Nor is it possible to tell if a building has a non-public waste disposal system; this information should be supplied by the seller.
8.2 DRAINAGE AND WATER PRESSURE Did back-up occur in sanitary waste lines?    Yes No Did back up occur in plumbing fixtures?       Yes No Functional flow, water pressure:                   Satisfactory Fair Weak Unsatisfactory
8.3 WATER HEATER Approximate age yrs Replacement likely next three years? Yes No Uncertain Fuel: Gas Electric Oil Capacity of tank: gallons, should be sufficient for: 1-2 people 2-4 people 4-6 people Adequate pressure/temperature relief valve? Yes No Uncertain
8.4 TYPES OF PIPE	N/A ACC MAR UNS
Main entrance pipe:
Plumbing supply pipes:
Waste pipes:
Gas pipes :
8.5 Well Deep Shallow Uncertain Pump turns on at      psi      Turns off at      psi (We can not determine the age of the pump, but these normally last 4 to 12 years) Holding tank Water conditioning equipment: Yes   No -these are not inspected, but many houses with wells need them
8.6 HOSE BIBS House has hose bibs: Frostless type Manual shut off sill cock type
8.7 INTERIOR FLOOR DRAIN: Yes No Uncertain
Comments:
9. KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY APPLIANCES Testing of appliances is brief and superficial. No attempt is made to test oven self cleaning, clocks, temperature or the accurate workings of controls. It is only through normal use or hiring manufacturers' service representative that some problems may come to light; a clothes washer, for example, can really only be tested with a full load.                                                                                                         N/A ACC MAR UNS
9.1 Oven Electric Gas Door sprung How many
9.2 Stove Electric Gas Pilot Electric ignition
9.3 Cook top Electric Gas Pilot Electric ignition
9.4 Refrigerator Door gasket: Ok Worn Door latch: Ok Broken Freezer Door gasket: Ok Worn Door latch: Ok Broken
9.5 Disposal Leaks Yes No Very noisy Yes No
9.6 Dishwasher Rusted tub No Minor Major Rusted door No Minor Major Door gasket Ok Torn Worn Signs of leaks Yes No
9.7 Stove hood Appears vented outside Re circulating
9.8 Microwave Leakage Yes No Not tested
9.9 Countertops Chipped Worn Scratched Burned
9.10 Cabinets Wall cabinets Nailed Screwed
9.11 Washer
9.12 Dryer Electric Gas Appears vented to outside Un vented
9.13
10. ENERGY USE AND VENTILATION
10.1 WINDOWS Single pane Storms Insulated glass (Condensation on metal window frames is unavoidable)
10.2 PATIO DOORS Single pane Storms Insulated glass
10.3 ATTIC INSULATION Approximate thickness inches loose batts fiberglass rock wool cellulose urea-formaldehyde foam polystyrene type foam vermiculite Additional insulation strongly recommended Additional insulation suggested
10.4 ATTIC VENTILATION Gable vents Ridge vents Soffitt vents Gravity vents Fan (thermostat Yes No) Additional ventilation is recommended
10.5 GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS FROM SPOT CHECKS	N/A ACC MAR UNS
.1 Caulking
.2 Window weather-stripping
.3 Door weather-stripping
.4 Insulation on band joists
.5 Insulation in crawlspace
.6 Insulation on basement ducts
.7 Insulation on attic ducts
.8 Insulation on access to attic hatch or stairs
.9 Attic fan (does not run in moderate or cold weather Not running
.10 Whole house fan (Should be insulated in heating season)
.11 Storm windows Clear or add weep holes
.12 Ventilation below interior doors ( 1/2" needed for furnace. 3/4" for heat pump)
.13 Thermostat St