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  2. InterNACHI Water Heater Dating Chart

    www.nachi.org/water-heater-dating-chart.htm

    Use this chart to determine the age of a water heater tank. 1 st letter = year starting with A as 1984. This letter is on a 20-year loop. Take InterNACHI's free, online How to Inspect Water Heater Tanks Course. Use the InterNACHI Water Heater Dating Chart to determine the age of the water heater tank of various manufacturers.

  3. 10 to 30. Exterior fiberglass, steel and wood doors will last as long as the house, while vinyl and screen doors have a shorter life expectancy. The gaskets/weatherstripping of exterior doors may have to be replaced every five to eight years. DOORS. YEARS. Closet (interior) 100+. Fiberglass (exterior) 100+.

  4. Estimating the Lifespan of a Water Heater - InterNACHI

    www.nachi.org/lifespan-water-heater.htm

    In summary, there is a variety of factors influencing the lifespan of a water heater. Beyond the basic telltale signs, such as a leaky puddle under the heater or cold showers in the morning that indicate that a new water heater is probably in order, the homeowner should consider the age and warranty of the model, and carefully weigh the cost-benefit of maintaining an existing heater versus ...

  5. 1.1. A home inspection is a non-invasive, visual examination of the accessible areas of a residential property (as delineated below), performed for a fee, which is designed to identify defects within specific systems and components defined by these Standards that are both observed and deemed material by the inspector.

  6. Inspecting Furnaces - InterNACHI

    www.nachi.org/inspecting-furnaces.htm

    There are several ways to identify and describe a furnace using non-invasive, visual-only inspection techniques, as required by the InterNACHI Standards of Practice. Furnaces can be identified and described by: fuel type; distribution; airflow; gravity or forced; efficiency; and. ignition. Fuel Type.

  7. Gas Furnace Inspection Checklist - InterNACHI

    www.nachi.org/gas-furnace-inspection-checklist.htm

    Gas vents of 12 inches (304.8 mm) or less in size and at least 8 feet (2438.4 mm) away from a wall must terminate at least 1 foot (304.8 mm) above the roof surface having a slope of between flat and 6:12. Chimneys and gas vent pipes, where applicable, must have flashing installed and must terminate with a listed cap.

  8. 18.8.9.1 The inspector should inspect cleanouts for doors and frames that are not made of metal, pre-cast cement, or other non-combustible material. 18.8.9.2 The inspector should inspect combustible materials projecting beyond the faces of chimneys that are within 18 inches of cleanout openings.

  9. InterNACHI® is the world’s leading association for home inspectors. We provide free training, online testing and certification, business development, marketing support, discounts on everything from home inspection software to E&O insurance to your next truck, and more. Get All-Access Membership Work towards certification at your own pace (no ...

  10. HOW TO INSPECT THE EXTERIOR - InterNACHI

    www.nachi.org/documents2012/How_to_Inspect_the_Exterior-revised-Sept-2012.pdf

    A 6-mil-thick polyethylene film should be applied over the below-grade portion of exterior foundation walls prior to backfilling. Joints in the polyethylene film should be lapped 6 inches and sealed with adhesive. The top ledge of the polyethylene film should be bonded to the sheathing to form a seal.

  11. The International Standards of Practice for Performing a General...

    www.nachi.org/documents2012/InterNACHI SOP and COE-Dec 2015.pdf

    N. determine the age of construction or installation of any system, structure or component of a building, or differentiate between original construction and subsequent additions, improvements, renovations or replacements. O. determine the insurability of a property. P. perform or offer Phase 1 or environmental audits.