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Home Inspection

Category - Analysis & Reporting

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While inspecting the foundation walls of a home, you notice minor cracks. Since these are typical in homes, what is the BEST way to report your findings?
  1. There is no need to write anything in your report.
  2. Suggest that the "Foundation walls are dangerous and need to be repaired."
  3. Recommend that the "Cracks need to be filled using mortar-based caulking."
  4. Indicate that you "Observed common cracks with no leaking at this time."
Explanation
Answer: D - While inspecting the foundation walls of a home, you notice minor cracks. Since these are typical in homes, the best way to report your findings is to indicate that you "observed common cracks with no leaking at this time". Even if a defect is common, you should include it in your report. Do not make exaggerated recommendations for repairs or unfounded claims of danger.
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