Additional Warranty Programs and RecallChek Available With Qualifying Home Inspections

The licensed contractor's estimate should identify:

• Number of leaks.
• Location of each leak.
• Approximate square footage affected by each leak.
• Specific cause of each leak, in the contractor's professional opinion.
• Itemized material costs for each leak.
• Separate labor costs for each leak.

The estimate should include:

• Diagnosis or initial failure description.
• Specific cause of failure.
• Itemized parts costs.
• Labor hours and labor costs.
• Brand, model, and serial numbers for applicable appliances or equipment.

The estimate should include:

• Diagnosis or initial failure description.
• Specific cause of failure.
• Description of any work already performed to address the failure.
• Itemized parts or materials costs.
• Labor hours and labor costs.

The estimate should include:

• Location of visible mold.
• Square footage of the area requiring treatment.
• Description of materials or surfaces being removed or cleaned.
• Cause of the mold, in the contractor's professional opinion.
• Name of the treatment chemical being used, when applicable.
• Cost of the treatment chemical per unit.
• Cost of labor for the treatment or remediation.

The estimate should include:

• Diagnosis and description of the problem, such as a break, belly, or blockage.
• Location of the affected pipe section, including whether it is inside or outside the home.
• Length of the damaged underground pipe.
• Specific cause of failure, in the contractor's professional opinion.
• Separate itemized parts, materials, and labor costs.