Comprehensive Condo Inspection Checklist

[Audio] Comprehensive Condo Inspection Checklist A condo inspection is a detailed evaluation of a condominium unit's condition, focusing primarily on the interior but sometimes including common areas. The goal is to identify potential issues or defects, ensuring the property is well-maintained and any necessary repairs are addressed promptly. Using digital tools like eAuditor can streamline this process, allowing for efficient documentation, automated reporting, and scheduled reminders for regular maintenance checks. The following checklist covers all essential areas to examine during a thorough condo inspection. by eAuditor Audits & Inspections https://eAuditor.app.

[Audio] General Information & Entryway Inspection Inspector Details Record the inspector's name, date and time of inspection, condo unit number, owner/tenant name, and current weather conditions. Front Door Assessment Examine the condition of the door and frame, checking for scratches, dents, or paint issues. Test the functionality of locks, handles, and doorbell. Entryway Lighting Verify the condition and functionality of all lighting fixtures and check for any exposed wiring that could pose safety hazards. Flooring Condition Inspect the entryway flooring, whether tile, carpet, or hardwood, for any damage, excessive wear, or maintenance issues..

[Audio] Living Room Evaluation Walls and Ceilings Windows Flooring & Electrical Thoroughly inspect all walls and Check window glass for cracks or Examine flooring for scratches, stains, ceilings for cracks, stains, or water chips. Test all seals and locks to or uneven areas. For carpets, look for damage. Note any areas where paint ensure proper functionality. Look for wear patterns, stains, or odors. is peeling, bubbling, or otherwise signs of drafts or condensation compromised. between panes that might indicate Test all electrical outlets and switches seal failure. Pay special attention to corners and to confirm proper function. Check for Verify that windows open and close areas near windows where moisture any exposed wiring, loose outlets, or smoothly without excessive force. problems often first appear. unusual warmth from electrical fixtures..

[Audio] Kitchen Inspection Points Cabinets & Drawers Sink & Plumbing Check alignment, wear, and Test water pressure, drainage, and functionality. Look for signs of water inspect for leaks or corrosion. damage or pests. Appliances Countertops Verify functionality of stove, oven, Inspect for scratches, stains, cracks, refrigerator, microwave, and and overall cleanliness. dishwasher. The kitchen requires special attention during inspections as it contains multiple systems that can develop issues. Check that all appliances are in working order and properly installed. Examine under the sink for any signs of water damage or leaks. Ensure all cabinet doors and drawers open and close properly without sticking..

[Audio] Bedroom Assessment Walls & Ceilings Windows Inspect for cracks, stains, or water damage. Check paint condition Examine window glass, seals, and locks. Check for drafts or throughout, noting any areas that need touch-ups or repairs. Pay condensation between panes. Ensure all windows open, close, and lock special attention to exterior walls where insulation issues might be properly. Verify screens are intact if present. present. Flooring Closets Assess condition of flooring, looking for scratches, stains, or uneven Inspect shelves, rods, and doors for functionality and condition. Check areas. For carpeted bedrooms, check for wear patterns, stains, or odors for any signs of pests or moisture issues. Ensure doors slide or swing that might indicate underlying issues. properly without obstruction..

[Audio] Bathroom Inspection Details Fixtures Test sink, toilet, bathtub/shower functionality Plumbing Check for leaks, water pressure, and drainage Tiles & Grout Inspect for cracks, loose tiles, and mold Walls & Ceilings Look for mold, mildew, and water damage Bathrooms are particularly vulnerable to moisture-related issues. Carefully check all plumbing connections for signs of leaks or corrosion. Test water pressure in sinks and showers, and verify that drains empty promptly without gurgling. Examine the area around the toilet base for any signs of leaking or seal failure. Inspect ventilation fans to ensure they're working properly, as inadequate ventilation can lead to mold and mildew problems. Check all caulking around tubs, showers, and sinks for deterioration or mold growth..

[Audio] Utility Areas & Systems Laundry Area Inspect washer and dryer for condition and functionality. Check for leaks, unusual noises, and proper ventilation. Ensure dryer vents are clean and unobstructed. HVAC Systems Test heating and cooling functionality. Check filters, vents, and thermostat operation. Listen for unusual noises during operation and inspect for proper airflow. Balconies/Patios Examine flooring for cracks or damage. Check railing stability and condition. Test outdoor lighting fixtures and assess overall cleanliness. Safety Equipment Test all smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Check fire extinguishers for expiration and proper placement. Verify emergency exits are accessible..

[Audio] Digital Documentation with eAuditor Template Creation Use the comprehensive checklist to create a digital version in eAuditor. The platform allows you to organize sections logically, add checkboxes, text fields, and attach photos where necessary to document conditions. Automated Reports Configure eAuditor to automatically generate detailed reports at the conclusion of each inspection. These reports can be immediately shared with property owners, tenants, or management companies. Scheduled Reminders Set up recurring inspection schedules and automated reminders in eAuditor to ensure regular maintenance checks are performed. This proactive approach helps prevent small issues from becoming major problems..