Roofing & Attics
Bath Fan Duct Terminating in the Attic
Status Plan for Correction
A bathroom exhaust fan that dumps moist air into the attic instead of outdoors can wet insulation and framing.
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Roofing & Attic Defects
Real roofing and attic conditions photographed during home inspections—what they look like, why they matter, and what a qualified contractor should evaluate.
These case files are first-hand inspection observations, not a code-compliance determination or a substitute for a qualified contractor.
Attic moisture
Bath fans and other attic conditions that put moisture where it does not belong.
Roof edges and walls
Missing flashing and drip edge at roof-to-wall and eave details.
Roofing & Attics
Missing Step Flashing at a Roof–Wall Intersection
Status Plan for Correction
Where a roof meets a wall, missing or failed step flashing can let water slip behind the wall covering and into the framing.
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Missing or Damaged Drip Edge at Roof Eaves
Status Plan for Correction
Without drip edge, water can wick into fascia and underlayment edges instead of shedding cleanly off the roof.
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These files help you recognize conditions. They cannot determine the condition of a specific property. Schedule a home inspection if you need the systems evaluated on site.