| 126. |
Are
the wire sizes compatible with the protection
devices for the function they do? |
| 127. |
Do
all outside outlets have Ground Fault
Interrupters (G.F.I.’s)? |
| 128. |
Do
any receptacles near interior water
sources have a G.F.I.? |
| 129. |
What
about telephone wiring and cable wiring? |
| 130. |
Does
the satellite dish work? |
| 131. |
Does
the heating and airconditioning systems
function properly? |
| 132. |
Have
they been recently serviced? |
| 133. |
Is
there any rust on the equipment? |
| 134. |
Do
they have sufficient air flow and returns
to and from each room? |
| 135. |
Are
all air filters in and clean? |
| 136. |
Check
all fossil fuel vent pipes to be sure
they are secure and do not leak carbon
monoxide. |
| 137. |
Are
smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
present and functioning? |
| 138. |
Is
there any indication of leaking within
a radiator or radiant heat type of system? |
| 139. |
Do
all kitchen appliances function properly? |
| 140. |
Does
the sink disposal work properly? |
| 141. |
How
do you unlock it if it becomes jammed? |
| 142. |
Bathrooms:
Check for water damage and floor rot
around the tub and shower. |
| 143. |
Check
inside the tub/shower area for deterioration
due to lack of proper maintenance. |
| 144. |
Check
tub/shower enclosures to make sure they
function properly and don’t leak! |
| 145. |
Does
the toilet flush and cut off properly? |
| 146. |
Does
the toilet rock? This can be indication
of a broker or improperly fitting wax
ring that will cause rotting to the
subfloor. |
| 147. |
Does
the motor to the jetted tub function
properly. Make sure the jets are covered
with water before testing! Otherwise
you will burn out the motor. |
| 148. |
Is
there any indication of bacteria in
or around your jetted tubs? |
| 149. |
Are
all handrails solid and secure? |
| 150. |
Are
the steps free of obstructions? |
151. |
Are
they covered or padded for safety? |
152. |
Is
the house baby-proofed? |
153. |
Have
the central vacuum, intercom, stereo
system, phone lines, etc. been tested? |
