1. (a) The inspector shall inspect the walls, ceilings, and floors; the steps, stairways, and railings; the countertops and a representative number of installed cabinets; a representative number of doors and windows; and garage doors and garage door operators.
2. (b) The inspector is not required to inspect the paint, wallpaper, and other finish treatments; the carpeting; the window treatments; the central vacuum systems; the household appliances; or recreational facilities.

3. (c) The inspector shall report on:

   1. (1) the absence of warning equipment;
   2. (2) the presence of warning equipment;
   3. (3) the location of warning equipment, indicated by a description of the room or space the equipment is in;
   4. (4) the total number of warning equipment;
   5. (5) whether the inspector is able to test warning equipment;
   6. (6) if the warning equipment has been tested, the method of testing and the result of such test; and(7) whether the inspector is able to verify that warning equipment is less than ten (10) years old.
4. (d) If the inspector does not test warning equipment, the inspector shall prominently disclose in the inspection report that no testing of warning equipment was conducted.
5. (e) The inspector is not required to dismantle or determine the type of any warning equipment.

(Adopted effective July 30, 2002; Amended November 1, 2023)