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Real Time Inspection Concerns
Below is a streaming list of concerns we have found today, yesterday, this past week, past month in real time. Each time an inspection is posted the list changes. Of course client privacy is our #1 priority so nothing found below will/can identify the home or owner just the primary concerns we found and the date.
Of the 27,406 service calls we have performed 6,050 have had issues that needed to be addressed/reported to the client!!
We have removed those inspections that had no noteable concerns to bring to a client's attention.
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10/14/22: Some damage discovered from the hurricane, photos below.10/14/22: Weeds growing in the cracks of the pavers on the lanai, reported previously. Pool cage damage reported previously. I left the water main on as client returns soon to Florida.
10/14/22: I brought my small area bridge shop back swept in front of the entry door in that landing area. I also swept down the steps in front of the garage door that particular area. I reset the modem made sure there was power to it as requested. Turned on the TV power bar. Found moisture underneath the desk rolling chair mat so I removed it turned upside down and dried it as well as use the towel to dry the carpet as best I could. It should be dry in the next 24 hours to 36 hours.
10/14/22: I walked the house twice at the end to be sure all valves and showers were off. I also made sure the toilets were not running either. I do this because the water main is to stay on. The bush/tree out front is leaning even more, as reported previously. The water has a sulfuric smell to it indicating the anode bar in the water heater may need replaced. The other temporary solution would be to flush the tank or run the hot side water only for an hour to an hour and a half to flush the tank prior to anyone coming down to occupy the home. Photos below of the work inside and also the trees that are down or leaning on/near your property.
10/13/22: To drop off my set of keys as requested by client
10/13/22: I started the car and let it idle during the service call. Photo below of the work on the kitchen ceiling.
10/13/22: Poured 4oz of vinegar down the HVAC condensate tube and then chased with 8 ounces of water. Took photos of all sides of the house and vegetation.
10/13/22: Not much has changed with the construction out back. Do you have four tripped circuit breakers one for the disposal one for bedroom to one for kitchen and living room and one for the microwave I reset them. The smoke detector in the bedroom nearest the garage is beeping indicating it needs a new battery.
10/13/22: I poured a few ounces of bleach in each toilet. I took photos of the ceiling leak marks above the kitchen island.
10/13/22: The damage from the storm has not changed in my opinion, photo below. The carpet/rug I took to the garage last time I was there and propped up to dry is now dry so I laid it flat on the garage floor. Repairs a new thermostat has been installed it is not the old one it was set to 75 in the sense of humidity is high right now and this week I think I’m going to leave it at 75 until the next time I come through.
10/13/22: I brought back the three gas containers one filled with 5 gallons and one full propane tank, thank you again.
10/13/22: Several pieces of mail none appear important. Photos of interior damage below. Roof not covered.
10/13/22: Could not run tub in master bathroom as it is not installed. Shower head off in guest bathroom shower but still able to run the water. Photos of the yard and damage below.
10/13/22: I poured vinegar down the HVAC condensation evac tube chased by water. I moved the thermostat to 77 because of the continuing issue with the humidity inside your condo. BTW the thermostat was set back to 80 when I arrived today. This time of year the outside temp on cloudy rainy days will not reach temps that will make your AC run enough to remove the humidity.
10/13/22: The humidity inside was a bit high although it’s very humid outside as well and has been for a while now I believe this time of year would be better for us to have that thermostat set to 77° or 78. I said it’s 77 for today because it’s so high the humidity that is next time if it’s lower I’ll move that thermostat up to 78. What’s happening is that the outside air temperature is reaching the mid 80s on a bright sunny day on a cloudy day less than that so the system just doesn’t run in the humidity builds up if it doesn’t run. I did wait around to check to see what the temperature was coming out of the nearest supplies at it was in the mid 60s and as it runs it will only get colder so that’s good.
10/13/22: Couldn’t run water through exterior fridge door it just wouldn’t come out as reported previously. Did not run water through garbage disposal but did run the disposal for 2 seconds. I found a visible sign of structural damage to the lanai cage. What their what is their appears to have been there prior to the storm in that condition. I move the thermostat back up to 77° as the humidity is acceptable.
10/12/22: Home under renovation from flood damage. Lanai damaged from storm. Pool very cloudy and dirty. I did not activate the alarm. I did not lock the door between the garage and home as that is how I found it. I closed all blinds as requested.
10/12/22: There was mail but none appeared to be important. The garbage disposal is frozen as reported previously. The master bath shower head only dribbles as previously. There are two screens that have been damaged but it appears the screen is fairly old and should be replaced and most exterior windows and doors. The water heater was on I turned it off at the circuit breaker. And somebody has already come in and turn down the humidistat from 55 to 48. There’s a spot in the front bedroom near the bay window. This window which had leaked prior to the storm and was previously reported. The spot is on the wall in the corner photo below. It appears there’s been some water damage there but I’m not sure that it is from the storm or if it was there prior to. In any event it looks like just that it’s been dried and if so you can just paint over it.
10/12/22: I poured vinegar down the HVAC condensate tube then chased with water.
10/12/22: I watered all 8 plants on the lanai as indicated I should by the soil moisture meter. The thermostat was set to 75 and I kept it there as clients arrive this week. I turned on the water heater rat the circuit breaker and left the water main on per client’s request. One piece of mail looked important, see photo below. The door between the garage and home was not locked, I locked it. The issue with the water valve on the lanai was the sprayer head was in between settings once I turned it to spray or jet it worked.
10/11/22: Pool pump draws from the bottom drain per client, but want to keep you informed of the level. Mid skimmer port. The pool pump motor actually sounds better today, I will send a video via text. The metal item on or inside the doorway is a rain gutter diverter. I took a photo of one that is still intact above the garage door and a picture of where I think this one actually came from next to the front door screened area, photos below. The gutter area where the pool cage kit connects to the house has a lot of debris in it, photo below. Also there is a small tear in one of the screens near there photo below.
10/11/22: Kitchen wine cooler is working, utility room wine cooler is off. Met Rafy from Armor Security. Rafy said the issue was the battery for the system needed replacing. Several small trees down around the house that something I wasn’t taking photos of or reporting last week as the focus was structural damage, photos below. You have 3 screen panels out 2 small and 1 big, photo below.
9/28/22: Drive by storm preparation. Went to the residence to check on the storm shutters which had not been put up yet. Jennifer & I were able to put the shutters up this morning before the storm intensified see photos below. I unplugged the garage door opener & engaged the locks on the overhead door when leaving. Will contact the client & advise them of the situation.
9/27/22: All storm shutter panels are up. The tile grout in the master bathroom shower is tagged for cracking.
9/27/22: Poured approximately 2ozs of vinegar down the hvac condensate drain line for preventative maintenance. Made sure to turn off all water mains when leaving. Car has been removed from parking space.
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