Professional heating and cooling system inspections throughout the Kansas City metro to help buyers and homeowners understand visible HVAC conditions and operation at the time of inspection.
Heating and cooling systems are evaluated using normal operating controls and visual inspection methods when conditions permit safe and appropriate operation.
Accessible furnaces, heat pumps, boilers, and other installed heating equipment are visually evaluated and operated when conditions allow.
Accessible air-conditioning and heat-pump cooling equipment is reviewed and operated when exterior conditions permit.
Normal operating controls and representative thermostats are used to evaluate basic system response.
Visible ductwork, registers, radiators, and other accessible distribution components are reviewed for observable concerns.
Accessible venting and exhaust components are visually reviewed for observable installation, deterioration, or connection concerns.
Visible age-related deterioration, damage, leakage, unusual operation, and other observable conditions are documented.
Cooling equipment should not always be operated during cold exterior temperatures because operation outside appropriate conditions can damage equipment or produce unreliable results.
When weather or other conditions limit operation, that limitation is documented in the inspection report rather than forcing equipment to operate under unsuitable conditions.
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