Comprehensive Report
INSPECTION
COMMENCED Date:
INSPECTION
COMPLETED Date:
INSPECTION MADE BY:
SIGNATURE:
PRINT NAME:
TITLE:
ADDRESS:
1.
DESCRIPTION OF STRUCTURE
a.
Name on
Title:
b.
Street Address:
c.
Legal Description:
d.
Owners
Name:
e.
Owners Mailing
Address:
f.
Folio Number
of Property
on which
Building is
Located:
g.
Building
Code
Occupancy
Classification:
h.
Present Use:
i.
General Description:
Addition
Comments:
j.
Additions
to original
structure:
2.
PRESENT CONDITION OF STRUCTURE
a.
General alignment
(Note: good,
fair, poor,
explain if
significant)
1.
Bulging
2.
Settlement
3.
Deflections
4.
Expansion
5.
Contraction
b.
Portion showing
distress
(Note, beams, columns,
structural walls, floor,
roofs,
other)
c.
Surface conditions
describe
general
conditions
of
finishes,
noting cracking,
spalling, peeling,
signs of
moisture penetration
and
stains.
d.
Cracks
note
location
in significant
members.
Identify
crack size
as HAIRLINE
if barely
discernible;
FINE
if
less
than 1 mm
in
width;
MEDIUM if
between 1
and
2
mm
width;
WIDE if
over 2
mm.
e.
General extent
of deterioration
cracking
or spalling
of concrete
or masonry,
oxidation of metals;
rot or
borer attack in wood.
f.
Previous patching
or
repairs
g.
Nature of present
loading indicate residential,
commercial,
other estimate
magnitude.
3.
INSPECTIONS
a.
Date of
notice
of required
inspection
b.
Date(s) of
actual inspection
c.
Name and
qualifications
of individual
submitting
report:
d.
Description
of
laboratory or other
formal
testing,
if required,
rather than manual
or visual
procedures
e.
Structural repair-note appropriate line:
1.
None required
2.
Required
(describe
and indicate
acceptance)
4.
SUPPORTING
DATA
a.
sheet
written data
b. photographs
c.
drawings
or sketches
5.
MASONRY BEARING
WALL = Indicate
good,
fair, poor
on appropriate lines:
a.
Concrete masonry
units
b.
Clay tile
or terra
cota units
c.
Reinforced concrete
tie columns
d.
Reinforced
concrete
tie beams
e.
Lintel
f.
Other type
bond
beams
g.
Masonry finishes
-exterior
1.
Stucco
2.
Veneer
3.
Paint only
4.
Other (describe)
h.
Masonry finishes
-
interior
1.
Vapor barrier
2.
Furring and
plaster
3.
Paneling
4.
Paint only
5.
Other (describe)
i.
Cracks
1.
Location
note
beams,
columns,
other
2.
Description
j.
Spalling
1.
Location
note
beams,
columns,
other
2.
Description
k.
Rebar corrosion-check appropriate
line
1.
None visible
2.
Minor-patching
will suffice
3.
Significant-but
patching
will
suffice
4.
Significant-structural repairs
required
l.
Samples chipped
out for
examination in
spall areas:
1.
No
2.
Yes describe
color, texture,
aggregate,
general quality
6.
FLOOR AND
ROOF SYSTEM
a.
Roof
1.
Describe (flat,
slope, type
roofing,
type roof
deck, condition)
2.
Note water
tanks, cooling
towers, air
conditioning
equipment,
signs,
other heavy
equipment
and condition
of support:
3.
Note types
of drains
and scuppers
and
condition:
b.
Floor system(s)
1.
Describe (type
of system
framing,
material, spans,
condition)
c.
Inspection
note
exposed areas
available for
inspection,
and
where
it was
found
necessary
to open
ceilings,
etc. for inspection
of typical framing
members.
7.
STEEL FRAMING
SYSTEM
a.
Description
b.
Exposed Steel-
describe
condition of
paint
and
degree
of corrosion
c. Concrete
or other
fireproofing
note
any cracking
or spalling
and note where
any covering
was removed
for inspection
d.
Elevator
sheave
beams
and connections,
and machine
floor
beams
note
condition:
8.
CONCRETE FRAMING SYSTEM
a.
Full description
of structural
system
b.
Cracking
1.
Not significant
2.
Location and
description
of
members
affected
and
type
cracking
c. General
condition
d.
Rebar corrosion
check appropriate
line
1.
None visible
2.
Location and
description
of
members
affected
and
type
cracking
3.
Significant
but
patching
will
suffice
4.
Significant
structural
repairs
required (describe)
e.
Samples chipped
out in spall
areas:
1.
No
2.
Yes, describe
color, texture,
aggregate,
general
quality:
9.
WINDOWS
a.
Type (Wood,
steel, aluminum,
jalousie,
single hung, double
hung,
casement,
awning, pivoted,
fixed,
other)
b.
Anchorage-
type and
condition
of fasteners
and
latches
c.
Sealant type
of condition
of perimeter
sealant and
at mullions:
d.
Interiors
seals
type
and
condition at operable
vents
e.
General condition:
10.
WOOD FRAMING
a.
Type
fully
describe if
mill construction, light
construction, major
spans, trusses:
b.
Note metal
fitting
i.e.,
angles,
plates, bolts,
split pintles, other,
and note
condition:
c. Joints
note
if well
fitted
and still
closed:
d.
Drainage note
accumulations
of moisture
e.
Ventilation note
any concealed
spaces not
ventilated:
f.
Note any
concealed spaces
opened
for
inspection:
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