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Foreclosure Inspection >> Inspection of windows

Foreclosure Inspection - Inspection of Windows

Inspection of window condition

Window types: -- Casement -- Awning -- Fixed pane -- Sliding (horizontally) -- Jalousie -- Double-hung

Frame material of windows: -- Wood -- Metal (aluminum, steel) -- Vinyl

V crack between windows

A typical upside down V crack on brick wall between the window and the door.

Severe damage on window sill

Extensive damage on window sill penetrating through the metal cover. See the popped out nail on the right side.

Window providing no useful function

This window definitely needs to be replaced.

 
Inspection of window problems

Any evidence of condensation on metal windows? If yes, thermal insulation reduces such condensation to some extent.

Are windows insulated well? -- Yes -- No--> Windows are the major source of heat loss especially in cold areas. Insulated windows are designed to reduce such loss.

Any cracking or chipping at corners, strips, joints between the glass and sash, and wood sections? If yes, repair is needed.

 

 

Inspection of window problems

Any evidence of condensation on metal windows? If yes, thermal insulation reduces such condensation to some extent.

Are windows insulated well? -- Yes -- No--> Windows are the major source of heat loss especially in cold areas. Insulated windows are designed to reduce such loss.

Any cracking or chipping at corners, strips, joints between the glass and sash, and wood sections? If yes, repair is needed.