She was not a customer and the majority of her information is incorrect. Attached is the information about the incident with photographs showing her inaccurate details.---The home inspection is scheduled with the seller’s agent No contact information for the seller is given to the home
inspectorNo details or concerns about the home was given to the home inspectorThe dishwasher was run as standard procedures when inspecting a home Yes, the dishwasher leaked water onto the kitchen floor Yes, it was cleaned up with towels that were left in the home Yes, the towels were put in the dryer to dry After cleaning up the water, the inspector investigated why the dishwasher was leaking The cause was the garbage disposer was removed When it was removed, the water valve was not turned off There was also no note stating the garbage disposer was removedThe buyer indeed asked about a stain on the carpet in the basementAfter removing the rug which was on top of the carpet it showed a big blue stain We do open the refrigerator and get a temperature reading We also check the ice maker and water dispenser to verify it does workThe stove, oven, and microwave is also turned on Every cabinet and drawer is opened Every window in the home is opened Every light switch is turned on Every electrical outlet is testedEvery toilet is flushed All faucets and showers are runAlso see the photo taken below the kitchen sink which is time stamped hours after the dishwasher leakThe extra time cleaning up the water did make the inspection go longer than the scheduled time It is common practice to contact the seller’s agent if any problems during the home inspection occurAfter pulling the phone log, the seller’s agent was notified with a 7-minute call.---NOTE FROM Revdex.com/MRC ** ***: See attached original response from business
She was not a customer and the majority of her information is incorrect. Attached is the information about the incident with photographs showing her inaccurate details.---The home inspection is scheduled with the seller’s agent No contact information for the seller is given to the home
inspectorNo details or concerns about the home was given to the home inspectorThe dishwasher was run as standard procedures when inspecting a home Yes, the dishwasher leaked water onto the kitchen floor Yes, it was cleaned up with towels that were left in the home Yes, the towels were put in the dryer to dry After cleaning up the water, the inspector investigated why the dishwasher was leaking The cause was the garbage disposer was removed When it was removed, the water valve was not turned off There was also no note stating the garbage disposer was removedThe buyer indeed asked about a stain on the carpet in the basementAfter removing the rug which was on top of the carpet it showed a big blue stain We do open the refrigerator and get a temperature reading We also check the ice maker and water dispenser to verify it does workThe stove, oven, and microwave is also turned on Every cabinet and drawer is opened Every window in the home is opened Every light switch is turned on Every electrical outlet is testedEvery toilet is flushed All faucets and showers are runAlso see the photo taken below the kitchen sink which is time stamped hours after the dishwasher leakThe extra time cleaning up the water did make the inspection go longer than the scheduled time It is common practice to contact the seller’s agent if any problems during the home inspection occurAfter pulling the phone log, the seller’s agent was notified with a 7-minute call.---NOTE FROM Revdex.com/MRC ** ***: See attached original response from business