Home Inspections: Trained home inspectors complete a 12 page report that is given to you at the completion of the inspection.
Third Party Site Inspection Services: Source, Pre-Shipment, Surveylance, Etc.
EPA Certified and State Licensed
Personnel In Nebraska
Inspection Process
The Inspection Process includes the inspection of the following systems and components. However, the order of inspection may be different depending on individual circumstances.
A. Foundation and Floor Systems:
Foundation
Floor Systems
Ventilation (when applicable)
Split Levels and Basements
B. Exterior and Interior Structure:
Exterior Wall Components
Exterior Moldings and Trim
Windows and Doors
Weather Seals and Protective Coatings
Surfaces of Fireplaces, Flues, and Chimneys
Interior Walls, Floors, and Ceilings
Stairways and Balconies
Kitchen Cabinets
C. Roof Systems:
Framing, Sheeting, and Decking
Roof Covering
Roof Flashing
Rain Gutters
Downspout System
Attic Insulation
Attic Ventilation
Soffits and Fascia
Skylights and other Roof Accessories
D. Grading and Drainage:
Building perimeter, land grade, and water drainage directly adjacent to the foundation
Walk, steps, driveways, patios, and retaining walls contiguous with the structure
Trees and vegetation that adversely affect the structure
E. Built-In Appliances:
Dishwasher
Garbage Disposal
Gas and/or Electric Range
Vent Hood/Exhaust Fans
F. Plumbing Systems:
Interior Water Distribution System
a. Water supply for functional flow b. Kitchen fixtures and components c. Visual water supply lines d. Washer box components e. Commodes and components f. Lavatories and components g. Tub and/or shower components
Interior Drain, Vent, and Waste Systems (Visual)
a. Traps, drains, waste lines, and vent piping b. Leaks c. Drainage for functional flow 3. Water Heating Systems a. Water heating equipment b. Normal operating controls c. Combustion air and venting d. Clearance to combustibles
G. Electrical Systems:
Service Entrances
Main Distribution System
a. Main Overcurrent Device b. Circuit Breaker Panels c. Fuse Boxes d. Wire Type e. Exposed Junction Boxes f. Exposed Grounding Cables g. Ground Fault Circuits] 3. Electrical Components a. Switches b. Receptacles c. Lighting Fixtures d. 220 Volt Receptacles e. Exposed Grounding Wires
H. Heating System:
1. Permanent Heating Equipment
a. Gas Forced Warm Air Units b. Electric Forced Warm Air Units c. Heat Pumps d. Auxiliary Heating Systems e. Combustion Air f. Vent Pipes
I. Central Cooling Systems:
Refrigerated Cooling Equipment
a. Air Handling Equipment b. Compressor c. Condenser Coil
Distribution System
If you have questions concerning Lincoln's Building, Electrical, Plumbing, Heating, or any other city code, you may gain access here: Lincoln Municipal Code Book