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a *Construction Degree from a State Accredited University.

VERY IMPORTANT
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1) Read: The The Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics of The American Society of Home Inspectors® 
  • Very Important Inspection expectations. 
2) Call: To order an Inspection Date / Time with most amount of time prior to closing.
  • Once you call set a date and time CDHI will send you a contract by e-mail.
3) Read: CDHI's Construction Degreed Home Inspector® Inspection contract.  
  • The contract(s) is/are required to be agreed to, signed and send back prior to confirm a Inspection.
4) Reply: Back within 2 days, not to exceed 4 days stating your agreement to the contract(s).
  • Once received back this will confirm your inspection date and time.
  • If you now cancel inspection 50% cancelation fee will be charged.
5) Day of inspection You the buyer/client should be on the inspection. 
  • The Inspection data is processed to a E- report to be e-mailed to you. 
  • If you want a hard copy one can be sent to you at an additional fee.
VERY IMPORTANT Read, process and act  Immediately on the inspection report findings.
Act Absolutely Prior to signing off on the inspection contingency as you may want/need: 
  1. Additional Inspections/Evaluations* See list below.
  2. Estimates for repair and/or replace of a system or component.
  3. Renegotiation of the selling price with the Seller or Seller to correct any/or all deficiencies.
  4. Decision not to purchase based on the inspections observations.
  5. Any other Residential Property Disclosure Form Concerns.
OR
  • Knowing and understanding the inspection and report IS NOT a warranty nor guarantee in any way shape or form, expressed or implied. 
  • The Inspector does get involved with advising the purchasing or not purchasing the home.
  • Decide to move forward in your purchase. Which is a decision that you the Buyer(s) alone assume all risks and responsibility for.
The Home Inspector is a generalist. A Home Inspection is NOT TECHNICALLY EXHAUSTIVE See below 13.1 B.1.**
Example: As a Generalist Doctor rather than a specialist in every specific area of medicine.
*Additional Inspections/Evaluations/Tests from different specialists may include but is not limited to the following:
  • Structural Engineer
  • Electrical Contractor
  • Roof Contractor
  • Pest Inspection
  • Chimney Sweep/Inspector
  • Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Contractor 
          With Heat Exchanger Testing - Carbon Monoxide Testing
  • Exterior Insulation and Finish System (EIFS) Inspector/Contractor
  • Well & Septic Inspection private and/or by a county inspector
  • Drainage / Sewer Video Inspection
  • Carbon Monoxide Testing
  • Water Potability Testing
  • Radon Testing
  • Mold Testing
  • Lead Testing
**The Standard of Practice for Home Inspections and Code of Ethics of the American Society of Home Inspectors
13. GENERAL LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS
13.1 General limitations
A. The inspector is NOT required to perform actions, or to make determinations, or to make recommendations not
specifically stated in this Standard.
B. Inspections performed using this Standard:
      1. are not technically exhaustive.
      2. are not required to identify and to report:
                a. concealed conditions, latent defects, consequential damages, and
                b. cosmetic imperfections that do not significantly affect a component’s performance of its intended function.

Technically Exhaustive 
An investigation that involves dismantling, the extensive use of advanced techniques, measurements, instruments, testing, calculations, or other means.