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Lngineer's Inspection of th� Propzrty Localed at Page 27 <br /> 2618 a�d 2626 Rucker Avenue, Everetl, Washinglon � <br /> Condensation and mildew problems occur more readily than with.forced air sys:ems. They <br /> have the advantage that diflerent areas can be controlled to have differe.nl temperatures. Any <br /> electric-resistance system such as this is relatively expensive to operale. I checked severai oi � <br /> them and tound them presently operabie, except for one in the living area in the upper <br /> apartment. The kitChen baSeboard unit was covered with trash and was not tested. It is <br /> normai for them to burn out irom time to time. At least one baseboard unit front cover is <br /> missing. <br /> INSULATION; I found no insulation above the ceilings as viewed from the attic. I recrommend <br /> a minimum R-value oi 38 in this case. <br /> I would not expect to find insulation in the exterior walls. O( course, there is very little access <br /> where I Could check it. <br /> I recommend that ttie weatherstripping ot the doors and windows be improved. '�his should <br /> be done with quality materials. The weather;:tripping shr+uid be applied carefully to prevent <br /> the btnding oi openable units. <br /> The building presently has single gtazing in the windows. The installation of double glazing <br /> or Storm windows will improve comtort and substantially reduce heating costs. It will aiso <br /> sfgnificantly reduce the penetration of outside noise into ihe interior. However, it is expensive, <br /> and the economic returns often do not justify the expense. I recommend lhat it be <br /> considered, but careiully. <br /> Building 2626 <br /> BOILpR: The boiler is a retrofit, gas-fired hot water unit. To determine the needed output of <br /> a furnace, k is necessary to pertorm a detailed heat•loss analysis of the building, which is <br /> beyond the scope of this inspection. It appears probable thet this furnace has sufficient <br /> � �et normal haating standards. It appears that its designed.-in eific(ency,VJoQ(d`�'�':;:�✓�''-�' <br /> '''-�''"p ��f1�Ti�verage. It is an oid unit with a Cast-iron heat exchanger and was designed to <br /> burn solid fUel. Such boilers usually iast a very long time, but are less efficient than newer <br /> designs. The boiler system was not opera�ing at the time ot my inspection and was not <br /> tested for ope.ration. <br /> WAT�R CIRCULATION SYSTEM: The water is pumped through the system, rather than <br /> relying on convection. <br /> SYSTEM BALANCE: There is only one thermostat controlling the boiler operation, so I would <br /> not expect the system to be well balanced. <br /> INSUTATION: I found no insulation above the ceilings as viewed irom the attic. I recommend <br /> a minimum R-value of 30 in this case. <br /> I would not expect to find insulation in the exterior wails. Of course, there is very IiNle access <br /> where I couid check it. <br />
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