Common use of The inspector is NOT required to Clause in Contracts

The inspector is NOT required to. A. inspect: 1. interiors of vent systems, flues, and chimneys that are not readily accessible; 2. fire screens and doors; 3. seals and gaskets; 4. automatic fuel feed devices; 5. mantles and fireplace surrounds; 6. combustion air components and to determine their adequacy; 7. heat distribution assists (gravity fed and fan assisted); 8. fuel-burning fireplaces and appliances located outside the inspected structures. B. determine draft characteristics. C. move fireplace inserts and stoves or firebox contents.

The inspector is NOT required to. A. inspect: 1. interiors of vent systems, flues, and chimneys that are not readily accessible; 2. fire screens and doorsheat exchangers; 3. seals humidifiers and gasketsdehumidifiers; 4. automatic fuel feed electric air cleaning and sanitizing devices; 5. mantles heating systems using ground-source, water-source, solar, and fireplace surroundsrenewable energy technologies; 6. combustion air components heat-recovery and to determine their adequacy; 7. heat distribution assists (gravity fed and fan assisted); 8. fuel-burning fireplaces and appliances located outside the inspected structures. B. determine draft characteristics. C. move fireplace inserts and stoves or firebox contentssimilar whole- house mechanical ventilation systems.

The inspector is NOT required to. A. inspect: 1. interiors of vent systems, flues, and chimneys that are not readily accessible; 2. fire screens and doors; 3. seals and gaskets; 4. automatic fuel feed devices; 5. mantles and fireplace surrounds; 6. combustion air components and to determine their adequacy; 7. heat distribution assists (gravity fed and fan assisted); 8. fuel-burning fireplaces and appliances located outside the inspected structures. B. determine draft characteristics. C. move fireplace inserts and stoves or firebox contents.;

The inspector is NOT required to. A. inspect: 1. interiors of vent systems, flues, and chimneys that are not readily accessible; 2. fire screens and doorsheat exchangers; 3. seals humidifiers and gasketsdehumidifiers; 4. automatic fuel feed electric air cleaning and sanitizing devices; 5. mantles heating systems using ground-source, water- source, solar, and fireplace surroundsrenewable energy technologies; 6. heat-recovery and similar whole-house mechanical ventilation systems. B. determine: 1. heat supply adequacy and distribution balance; 2. the adequacy of combustion air components and to determine their adequacy; 7. heat distribution assists (gravity fed and fan assisted); 8. fuel-burning fireplaces and appliances located outside the inspected structures. B. determine draft characteristics. C. move fireplace inserts and stoves or firebox contentscomponents.