Principles of Home Inspection: Interiors

The inspection of ventilation systems and insulation is a particularly challenging one because little of the systems can be seen. The interior of a home is often a portion of most interest to home-buyers. From the floors to the ceiling, this comprehensive will text will provide an in-depth introduction into the major components of a home's interior. Principles of Home Inspection: Interiors gives readers insight into ceilings, walls, floors, and counters and cabinets. The text will also cover information on crawl spaces and wet basements as well as provide inspection procedures, inspection checklists and a list of inspection tools. The text gives readers review questions as well as the answers. This text serves as a great resource for questions about solarium's, skylights or Windows. The text is 145 pages.

Principles of Home Inspection: Interiors - Table of Contents:

• Floors
• Walls
• Ceilings
• Trim, Counters and Cabinets
• Stairs
• Windows, Skylights and Solariums
• Doors
• Wet Basements and Crawlspaces
• Standards of Practice
• Inspection Tools
• Inspection Checklists
• Inspection Procedure
• Answers to Review Questions