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Time of Year: Fall

1) Foundation and Basement

Inspect for signs of termite infestation
Check grading to assure that water will drain away from the foundation
Check basement or crawl space for dampness and/or leakage following wet weather


2) Grounds and Yard

Drain outside water lines and hoses
Clean area wells, window wells, and storm drains
Check safety and reverse mechanism on electric garage door operators, adjust if needed


3) Roofs

Check vent louvers, and chimney caps and housings for bird nests, etc.
Clean gutters and downspouts
Trim back tree limbs near or overhanging the roof
Sweep debris from flat or low sloped roofs
Evaluate roof for future replacement
Check antenna wires and supports


4) Exterior Walls

Remove vines growing on exterior walls and siding
All bushes should be trimmed away from building
Evaluate all exposed wood exterior areas; apply sealants / paint or replace as needed.


5) Electrical System

Check condition of lamp cords, extension cords, and plugs. Replace at first sign of wear or damage
Check exposed and overhead wiring for damage and missing insulation. Replace or repair as needed
Test ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI’s)


6) Heating and Cooling

Clean dirt and dust from around furnace
Remove window air conditioners for winter
Have heating and cooling system checked by a qualified service person
Service Humidifier and/or dehumidifier


7) Plumbing

Check water heater.
Check flush valves, faucets, hose bibs, and supply and drainage piping, including those in basement and/or crawl space
Drain exterior water lines

8) Doors and Windows

Check weather-stripping for damage and tightness of fit
Check and lubricate window hardware


9) Interior Surfaces

Check all joints in ceramic tile, laminated plastics, and similar surfaces
Check grouting around tubs, showers, and sinks


10) Fireplaces

Have all chimneys swept clean and inspect for safety.

 
Time of Year: Spring


Foundation and Basement
Inspect for signs of termite infestation

Check grading to assure that water will drain away from the foundation

Check basement or crawl space for dampness and/or leakage following wet weather

Grounds and Yard
Clean area wells, window wells, and storm drains

Check driveway and sidewalks for cracks, yard for settlement and soil erosion

Check safety and reverse mechanism on electric garage door operators, adjust if needed

Roofs
Check vent louvers, and chimney caps and housings for bird nests, etc.

Check for damaged or loose shingles, blistering roofing

Check underside of roof where accessible for water stains or damage

Check for damaged flashing

Check for damaged gutters, downspouts, hangers, strainers, and rust

Check fascias and soffits for paint failure and decay

Check masonry chimneys

Clean gutters and downspouts

Sweep debris from flat or low sloped roofs

Evaluate roof for future replacement

Check antenna but wires and supports

Exterior Walls
Check masonry for cracks and loose joints

Check paint surfaces for paint failure

Check siding and trim for damage and decay

Electrical System
Check condition of lamp cords, extension cords, and plugs. Replace at first sign of wear or damage

Check exposed and overhead wiring for damage and missing insulation. Replace or repair as needed

Test ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI’s)

Heating and Cooling
Clean dirt and dust from around furnace

Have heating and cooling system checked by a qualified service person (Once a year; now or during Fall time)

Service Humidifier and/or dehumidifier

Clean or change air filters (every 1-2 months)

Plumbing
Check water heater.

Check flush valves, faucets, hose bibs, and supply and drainage piping, including those in basement and/or crawl space

Turn on exterior water lines

Check septic tank (consult septic specialist)

Doors and Windows
Check weather-stripping for damage and tightness of fit

Check door, windows, and trim for finish failure

Check glazed openings for loose putty

Check for broken glass and damaged screens

Check caulking at doors and windows

Check and lubricate window hardware

Interior Surfaces
Check all joints in ceramic tile, laminated plastics, and similar surfaces

Check grouting around tubs, showers, and sinks

Look for more helpful information from Total Home Inspections during the coming year

If you have any questions, would like to set up an inspection, or know someone who needs an inspection, please call.
Total Home Inspections Phone: 215-542-4991 Fax: 215-643-2946
Phil Rubenstein (Certified Inspector) totalhomeinspec@aol.com www.totalhomeinspec.com

Disclaimers: 1) This is not to be considered a complete Spring and Annual Seasonal Checklist. It’s intent is to provide you a basic idea as to the some of the areas around your home which require upkeep/maintenance during this particular season and annual. More complete information is available online, libraries, bookstores, hardware stores, etc. 2) The material provided by Total Home Inspections is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice by appropriate specialists. You should promptly seek such assistance if you have any concern about your family's health or safety, or the soundness of your home. Total Home Inspections, nor it’s authors, nor any persons acting on behalf of Total Home Inspections makes any warranty expressed or implied with respect to the use of any information provided. No portion of this information may be reproduced in any fashion without including this disclaimer, as well as providing Total Home Inspections contact information.