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Home Inspection for
Pat Waddoups
4202 Terrace View Dr.
Everett Wa. 98203
NW Insight
4202 Terrace Dr. Everett Wa. 98203
Inspection Report
The Safety concerns and serious Deficiencies are noted with an asterisk (*), and
highlighted in Bold in each section.
Here are some links to useful information about your house:
1. Carbon monoxide detector: http://www.homesafe.com/coalert/detect.htm
2. Aluminum wiring information: https://www.nachi.org/aluminum-‐wiring.htm
3. Knob and tube wiring:https://www.nachi.org/knob-and-tube.htm
If something is not listed below, it should be considered to be in good shape.
Instead of attempting to make an exhaustive list of everything regarding the house, I will
simply mention the things that need to be, or could be improved upon. When I inspect a home,
I inspect every thing, system, nook, and cranny of the house. I unwaveringly adhere to, and go
above and beyond the Home Inspectors Standards of Practice. If there is something you would
like me to elaborate on, or you would like further assistance in any way, let me know, and I
will help in any way I can.
Inspection Details:
Present at the time of inspection:
1. Dean Workman. Buyer’s agent.
2. Pat Waddoups. Client
3. Laura Workman.
4. Andrew Neff. Inspector
Home: Occupied/furnished. Utilities were on. April 10th 2016. 11:00--1:00.
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4202 Terrace Dr. Everett Wa. 98203
1. Roof
The roof covering was a single layer of 3 tab asphalt shingles. It was approximately 10
years old and in great shape. It had about 20 years of life left, if properly maintained.
*1A. Failed vent boot. De4iciency.
Recommend having a licensed roofer or contractor look at and Eix the plumbing stack
that has fallen below the boot.
*1B. Clean the roof and gutters. Trim back the tree. De4iciency.
The big willow tree drops large amounts of leaves and debris on the roof and it’s clogged
the gutters and is making the roof age faster where it overhangs and touches.
Recommend trimming the tree back and maintaining the gutters.
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*1C. Chimney 4lashing. De4iciency.
The Elashing around the chimney was not done right when the new roof covering was
installed and it has large gaps and is not keeping water and pests out. Recommend
having a licensed roofer or contractor make it right.
1D. Chipped shingles, and one missing. DeEiciency.
Around the back side of the house I found several chipped shingles. Recommend keeping
an eye on them to make sure they don’t get worse. The missing one is below the eyebrow
sash at the front of the house, left upon entry. Recommend having a licensed roofer or
contractor replace it.
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4202 Terrace Dr. Everett Wa. 98203
1E. Pest blocks needed at eaves.
At the entry and at the top Eloor bedroom dormer there are spaces where pests like to
make nests. Recommend using Elashing to block those places and maintaining them so
pests don’t nest there.
2. Exterior
The exterior was clad in horizontal lap wood siding. It was painted, but could use an
update. There were many places that needed improvement, but I found no rotten siding
or trim.
*2A. Tripping hazards. Safety concern.
Mainly around the entries (front, back, and top Eloor) there are uneven, cracked, and not
standard surfaces. Some of these are steps, others are walkways. Recommend evening
them all out to reduce the tripping hazards around the house.
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*2B. Window behind the stairs to the top 4loor. Safety concern.
There is a window that is ½ covered by the exterior stairs to the top Eloor. I couldn’t Eind
a tempered glass stamp on this window—and even if it was tempered it should be dealt
with so it isn’t a hazard for people on the stairs. Recommend consulting a licensed
contractor to repair/replace this.
*2C. Graspable railings needed, and existing railings loose. Safety concern.
Railings are needed on the back entry to the bottom Eloor. An additional railing is needed
to the exterior entrance to the top Eloor. All existing railings are loose and need to be
repaired/replaced. Recommend consulting a licensed contractor to repair/replace these.
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4202 Terrace Dr. Everett Wa. 98203
*2D. Post supports for exterior top 4loor stairs failed. Safety concern.
The two of the three posts supporting the stairs to the top Eloor are not connected to the
cement pier block beneath, or are compromised. Recommend having a licensed
contractor repair or replace the post supports here.
*2E. Topography of the earth around the house funnels water towards the house.
De4iciency.
At the entrance, side (right side upon entry), and at the back of the house the land slopes
toward the house. This makes all the water run to the house and the water gets into the
basement. Recommend having a licensed contractor or landscaper make it so the water
gets diverted away from the house.
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4202 Terrace Dr. Everett Wa. 98203
2F. Vent stack broken/disconnected. DeEiciency.
I will also mention this on the interior section, but where the vents for the kitchen exit
the side of the house, there is an obvious break, and the vent is no longer functioning.
Recommend having a licensed contractor or plumber replace or repair the vent here.
2G. Debris around the house.
Remove and maintain. Conducive conditions for pests should be avoided.
2H. Broken/damaged/loose siding.
Repair and replace as necessary.
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2I. Overhanging tree.
Trim back so it does not damage the house or roof.
2J. Doors to basement have large gaps.
Repair or replace so pests don’t have entry into the basement.
2K. Hole in the side of the foundation.
Under the rear deck to the bottom Eloor there is a round hole approximately 4” in
diameter. It looks like it may have been a dryer vent at some point. Now, it is an easy
point of entry for pests. Recommend blocking it.
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