The inspection of insulation and ventilation systems is particularly challenging
because so little of the systems can be seen.
The interior is often the portion of the home inspection of most interest to
home buyers.
From floors to ceilings, this comprehensive text provides an in-depth
introduction to the major components of a home's interior. Interiors
discusses strategies for inspecting floors, walls, ceilings, trim, counters,
cabinets, stairs, windows, skylights, solariums, and doors. The text gives
special consideration to the pervasive problem of wet basements. 145 pp.
Principles of Home Inspection: Interiors - Table of Contents:
- Floors
- Walls
- Ceilings
- Trim, Counters and Cabinets
- Stairs
- Windows, Skylights and Solariums
- Doors
- Wet Basements and Crawlspaces
- Standards of Practice
- Inspection Tools
- Inspection Checklists
- Inspection Procedure
- Answers to Review Questions
Principles of Home Inspection: Interiors
