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The inspection and reporting process is thorough, following the requirements of Wisconsin Statutes and Administrative Codes. |
During a home inspection, and when preparing and writing the report, every Wisconsin home inspector must follow Wisconsin's statutes and administrative rules (codes). The statutes and codes were implemented to protect the interests of you - the home buyer.
Every home inspection conducted by All Buildings Inspection LLC does abide by the statutes and rules.
If you would like a brief overview of the statutes and rules, please register for the free course "Introduction to Codes and Statutes for Wisc Home Inspectors". The course is available for anyone to take. If interested, please go to https://yourhomeformation.com/
Wisconsin administrative rules require a home inspector to perform a reasonably competent and diligent home inspection of the readily accessible installed systems and components required to be inspected. The purpose of the home inspection, as inferred by Wisconsin administrative rules, is to detect observable conditions of the home, followed by a written opinion (report) which describes the observed conditions of mechanical and structural components of the home.
Basically, a home inspector is supposed to inspect and report on all readily accessible and observable systems and components around, in, and on a house.
A home inspection is a lengthy process. There are approximately 133 specific components and systems which every home inspector is required to observe and describe. Those requirements are found in Wisconsin Administrative Code SPS 131.32.
A legally conducted home inspection (in compliance with statutes and rules) will generally take a minimum of 2 1/2 hours for the smallest home or condominium. For large homes, the physical inspection can take 6 hours or more.
Every home inspection conducted by All Buildings Inspection LLC does abide by all of Wisconsin statutes and administrative rules.
Every home inspection conducted by All Buildings Inspection LLC does abide by the statutes and rules.
If you would like a brief overview of the statutes and rules, please register for the free course "Introduction to Codes and Statutes for Wisc Home Inspectors". The course is available for anyone to take. If interested, please go to https://yourhomeformation.com/
Wisconsin administrative rules require a home inspector to perform a reasonably competent and diligent home inspection of the readily accessible installed systems and components required to be inspected. The purpose of the home inspection, as inferred by Wisconsin administrative rules, is to detect observable conditions of the home, followed by a written opinion (report) which describes the observed conditions of mechanical and structural components of the home.
Basically, a home inspector is supposed to inspect and report on all readily accessible and observable systems and components around, in, and on a house.
A home inspection is a lengthy process. There are approximately 133 specific components and systems which every home inspector is required to observe and describe. Those requirements are found in Wisconsin Administrative Code SPS 131.32.
A legally conducted home inspection (in compliance with statutes and rules) will generally take a minimum of 2 1/2 hours for the smallest home or condominium. For large homes, the physical inspection can take 6 hours or more.
Every home inspection conducted by All Buildings Inspection LLC does abide by all of Wisconsin statutes and administrative rules.
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All Buildings Inspection LLC, Chuck Staab, manager
608-732-0359 email: allbuildingsinspection@gmail.com 2238 County Road A Platteville, WI 53818 |