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tdirodis@yahoo.com

07-29-2007

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Posted by tdirodis@yahoo.com on July 29, 2007, 1:33 am

An ispection was just finished on a 2007 house I'm about to purchase.
One of the items that the inspector pointed out is that the roof
flashing on the left side of the house is "dumping" directly in the
the condensor coil. Obviously since the consensor is outside it's
going to get wet, but I'm just wondering if the inspector's concern is
legitimate or not? Could the fact that the flashing is dumping rain
run-off directly into the center of the condensor shorten it's life or
perhaps even invalidate the warranty? Thanks in advance for your
opinion or advice.

Posted by on July 29, 2007, 1:54 am

> An ispection was just finished on a 2007 house I'm about to purchase.

> One of the items that the inspector pointed out is that the roof

> flashing on the left side of the house is "dumping" directly in the

> the condensor coil. Obviously since the consensor is outside it's

> going to get wet, but I'm just wondering if the inspector's concern is

> legitimate or not? Could the fact that the flashing is dumping rain

> run-off directly into the center of the condensor shorten it's life or

> perhaps even invalidate the warranty? Thanks in advance for your

> opinion or advice.

Is there no guttering installed?

Posted by tdirodis@yahoo.com on July 29, 2007, 1:55 am

> > An ispection was just finished on a 2007 house I'm about to purchase.

> > One of the items that the inspector pointed out is that the roof

> > flashing on the left side of the house is "dumping" directly in the

> > the condensor coil. Obviously since the consensor is outside it's

> > going to get wet, but I'm just wondering if the inspector's concern is

> > legitimate or not? Could the fact that the flashing is dumping rain

> > run-off directly into the center of the condensor shorten it's life or

> > perhaps even invalidate the warranty? Thanks in advance for your

> > opinion or advice.

> Is there no guttering installed?

Nope. No gutters.

Posted by on July 29, 2007, 2:12 am

> >

> > > An ispection was just finished on a 2007 house I'm about to purchase.

> > > One of the items that the inspector pointed out is that the roof

> > > flashing on the left side of the house is "dumping" directly in the

> > > the condensor coil. Obviously since the consensor is outside it's

> > > going to get wet, but I'm just wondering if the inspector's concern is

> > > legitimate or not? Could the fact that the flashing is dumping rain

> > > run-off directly into the center of the condensor shorten it's life or

> > > perhaps even invalidate the warranty? Thanks in advance for your

> > > opinion or advice.

> >

> > Is there no guttering installed?

> Nope. No gutters.

New home without gutters!
What else did they forget to install?

Posted by pRECISIONmachinisT on July 29, 2007, 3:25 am