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File Number.6555 <br /> Address of Inspection:24710 Co Rd 3 <br /> INSPECTION REPAIR RECOMMENDATIONS: <br /> This summary page provides an overview of the inspection results by inspection categories.Please read this entire <br /> inspection report which contains complete details and reference photos.Any recommendations we make for further <br /> evaluation must be performed by the home buyer prior to the conclusion of the property inspection contingency period. <br /> Safety Items: <br /> • There are no safety repair recommendations in this report. <br /> Minor Repairs: <br /> • The vinyl siding section on the front side of the home will be replaced with new siding prior to moving the home <br /> by the current owner.The current owner confirmed this verbally at the time of the inspection. <br /> • The attic has approximately 6-8 inches of batted insulation currently installed.An additional layer of batted <br /> insulation is recommended to improve energy efficiency. Inadequate insulation can cause undesirable <br /> temperature variations in the attic space.Warm air rising from the ceilings can cause frost or condensation <br /> inside the attic during the winter season which can cause moisture damage. <br /> Major Repairs: <br /> • There are no major repair recommendations in this report.A major repair is defined as a single repair item that <br /> will exceed$1000 to repair. <br /> Maintenance Items: <br /> • There are no maintenance recommendations in this report. <br /> The inspection categories mentioned above are defined as: <br /> 1.Safety Items.These are issues that could result in physical harm.Some examples are electrical wiring related <br /> issues,stair handrails that are loose or missing,or decks that are missing rails or steps,etc. <br /> 2.Minor Repairs.These are the smaller repairs that we identify for your reference.Some of the minor repairs we may <br /> have discussed verbally with you may not be listed because they are very minor.All homes have some minor repairs <br /> that will need to be fixed at some point in the future. It is impossible to identify every minor repair that will be needed, <br /> some issues only become evident after you have lived in the home for several days or weeks. <br /> 3.Major Repairs.These are the larger repairs that may require further evaluation by a professional electrician, <br /> plumber,engineer or building contractor.Our Inspection Agreement identifies that a major repair as any single repair <br /> item that could potentially cost over$1,000 to repair.We do not provide repair estimates regarding the potential cost, <br /> this is the responsibility of a contractor of your choosing. <br /> 4.Maintenance Items.As homes age, maintenance will be needed. Minnesota homes are exposed to extreme <br /> changes in seasonal weather and temperatures every year.Common exterior observations include deteriorated wood <br /> trim,caulking around windows,doors and siding. Interior maintenance examples include high use items such as leaking <br /> faucets or shower heads,switches or electrical outlets that are non-functional,etc. <br /> You are encouraged to ask your Realtor for further advice regarding any repairs items. <br /> Page 2 of 13 <br />