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Attic
Crawl space
Crawl space
Evidence of structural damage was found in the ceiling structure. Recommend a structural professional evaluate and advise on how to repair.
Crawl space
Crawl space
Crawl space
Structural damage was observed in the underlying floor structure. Recommend a qualified professional evaluate all areas and repair as needed.
Crawl space
Crawl space
Outer Wall Seal
Structural damage was observed in the underlying floor structure. Recommend a qualified professional evaluate all areas and repair as needed.
Outer Wall Seal
Outer Wall Seal
Outer Wall Seal
The house suffers from extensive termite damage.
Door Jambs
Outer Wall Seal
Mold Everywhere
Mold Everywhere
Outer Wall Seal
Mold Everywhere
Mold Hidden On and Behind Walls
Mold present on or behind walls. Recommend further discovery by opening drywall and professional remediation using hazmat protocols.
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Asbestos Siding
Mold on Air Handler
Mold on Air Handler
. Evidence of structural damage was found in the wall structure. Recommend a structural company such as “Ram Jack” to evaluate and advise on how to repair. From current inspection the fireplace is beyond repair and is an extreme danger to anyone in the proximity. The siding is asbestos and requires special hazmat handling.
Mold on Air Handler
Mold on Air Handler
Mold on Air Handler
Excessive mold on air handler in attic space leading to multiple illnesses of tenants.
Ceiling Collapsing
Mold on Air Handler
Ceiling Collapsing
Extensive damage to ceiling from Structural collapse. Excessive mold is visible. Health hazards exist.
Ceiling Collapsing
Sewage Plumbed into Pond
Ceiling Collapsing
Extensive damage to ceiling from Structural collapse.
Water Damage to Ceiling
Sewage Plumbed into Pond
Sewage Plumbed into Pond
Extensive water damage to ceiling in multiple places. The entire ceiling needs to be replaced using hazmat protocols due to it being asbestos. health hazards exist.
Sewage Plumbed into Pond
Sewage Plumbed into Pond
Sewage Plumbed into Pond
Raw sewage plumbed into pond. This is highly illegal. Civil penalties of the clean water act can exceed 56,540 per day
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Well Water Report
Well Water Test Summary
Coliform – Not Acceptable/Detected The water samples collected were found not acceptable and positive for coliform or E coli. Additional actions required. Microorganisms The Coliform Test A pathogen is a disease carrying organism. Many different pathogens could be present within a water system. It is not practical to test for all pathogens; therefore, the EPA requires testing for indicator organisms, or coliform bacteria. The standard bacteriological method for assessing the safety of water for domestic use is the coliform test. “Total coliforms” refer to a group of closely related bacteria that are generally harmless. They are natural and common inhabitants of surface waters, soil, and plants. Coliform bacteria are also found within the gut of warm-blooded animals, including humans. Their presence within your drinking water suggests that there has been a breach, a failure, or another change in the integrity of your water system which could allow other pathogens to enter into your drinking water. The absence of total coliform bacteria within a water system is used as the basis for considering water safe to drink. The Escherichia coli (E. coli ) Test Fecal coliform bacteria are a subset of total coliform bacteria. E. coli belongs to the fecal coliform group. The presence of E. coli is a good indicator of fecal contamination and of the potential presence of other waterborne pathogens that are associated with human and animal fecal contamination. The absence of E. coli within a water system is used as the basis for considering water safe to drink. The lab reports are attached with this summary report as separate documents for your review and records. E.Coli- Not Acceptable/ Detected The water samples collected were found not acceptable or positive for E-coli. Additional actions required. The Escherichia coli (E. coli ) Test Fecal coliform bacteria are a subset of total coliform bacteria. E. coli belongs to the fecal coliform group. The presence of E. coli is a good indicator of fecal contamination and of the potential presence of other waterborne pathogens that are associated with human and animal fecal contamination. The absence of E. coli within a water system is used as the basis for considering water safe to drink. The lab reports are attached with this summary report as separate documents for your review and records.
Lead -Negligible/But Detected Lead Materials that contain Lead have been commonly used in the construction of water supply distribution systems and plumbing systems in homes and commercial buildings. Lead is a heavy metal that has the potential to cause numerous adverse health effects in humans. The most significant and probable health effects associated with infants and children who drink water exceeding the action level are delays in their physical or mental development. Children can display attention span deficits and learning disabilities. Adults who consume contaminated water over many years can develop high blood pressure or kidney problems. Common sources of Lead contamination are household plumbing systems (service lines, pipes, brass and bronze fixtures, and solders and fluxes). The EPA has established an action level of 0.015 mg/L for Lead in drinking water.
Turbidity - Acceptable/ Detected Turbidity Turbidity is a measure of water clarity and it is an expression of the optical property of a water sample which causes light to be scattered and absorbed rather than passing straight through a sample. Turbidity is caused by the presence of dissolved and/or suspended matter such as microscopic organisms, soil particles (clay, silt, and sand), and other fine particles of both organic and inorganic matter. As the number of particles increase, more light is scattered and absorbed, and turbidity increases. Turbidity is used to indicate water quality and filtration effectiveness. Higher turbidity levels are often associated with higher levels of disease-causing microorganisms such as viruses, parasites, and some bacteria. Turbidity readings are expressed as nephelometric turbidity units (NTU). For water systems using conventional or direct filtration methods, turbidity cannot exceed 1.0 NTU; turbidity must be less than or equal to 0.3 NTU in at least 95 percent of samples collected within any month. Systems that use filtration other than conventional or direct filtration must follow state limits, which at no time may exceed 5.0 NTU.
Nitrate- Not Acceptable/ Detected Nitrate/Nitrite Nitrates and nitrites are nitrogen-oxygen chemical units which combine with various organic and inorganic compounds. Nitrates occur naturally in mineral deposits, soils, seawater and freshwater systems, the atmosphere, and in regional plant life. Nitrates are most commonly used as a fertilizer. Once nitrates are consumed, they are converted to nitrites. The toxicity of nitrate in humans is due to the body’s reduction of nitrate to nitrite. Infants younger than six months of age who drink water containing nitrate in excess of the maximum contaminant level can become seriously ill. These illness symptoms include shortness of breath and Blue Baby Syndrome. If infants become ill and they do not receive treatment, their sickness can become fatal. Major sources of nitrate in drinking water include fertilizer run-off, leaching from septic tanks (sewage), and erosion of natural deposits. The EPA has set an enforceable regulation for nitrate at 10 mg/L and for nitrite at 1 mg/L.
Nitrite – Not Acceptable/ Detected Nitrate/Nitrite Nitrates and nitrites are nitrogen-oxygen chemical units which combine with various organic and inorganic compounds. Nitrates occur naturally in mineral deposits, soils, seawater and freshwater systems, the atmosphere, and in regional plant life. Nitrates are most commonly used as a fertilizer. Once nitrates are consumed, they are converted to nitrites. The toxicity of nitrate in humans is due to the body’s reduction of nitrate to nitrite. Infants younger than six months of age who drink water containing nitrate in excess of the maximum contaminant level can become seriously ill. These illness symptoms include shortness of breath and Blue Baby Syndrome. If infants become ill and they do not receive treatment, their sickness can become fatal. Major sources of nitrate in drinking water include fertilizer run-off, leaching from septic tanks (sewage), and erosion of natural deposits. The EPA has set an enforceable regulation for nitrite at 10 mg/L and for nitrite at 1 mg/L.
This property has sewage bypassing the old septic system and running directly into a pond behind the house that is not a retention pond and subject to EPA inspection and multiple fines to the owners' The pond feeds a local creek and possibly polluting other local areas.
EPA has been notified per law after home inspection.
The lab reports indicate water in not acceptable for consumption