What's included
- Photo Documentation
- Maintenance Review
- Crawlspace Maintenance Observations
- Attic Maintenance Observations
- Moisture Observations
- Rodent Activity Observations
- Doors and Windows Review
- Deck and Fence Review
- Exterior Maintenance Review
- Home Maintenance Priorities
- Home Health Report™
- 12-Month Maintenance Roadmap
By the numbers
What we actually find on Puget Sound homes
Field patterns from Home Health Assessments across Snohomish & King County. These are the maintenance items homeowners most often miss — caught early on assessment, they cost a fraction of the emergency repair.
Roof moss establishment on north-facing slopes
Around 74% of PNW roofs we assess show active moss establishment — accelerates shingle wear by an estimated 3–5 years if untreated.
Failed exterior caulk at trim, windows, and penetrations
Roughly 71% of homes older than 8 years show one or more failed caulk joints letting water into wall assemblies.
Failed exterior door weatherstripping & thresholds
Roughly 66% of homes have at least one exterior door with compromised weatherstripping — a top driver of PNW winter heating loss.
Gutter slope & downspout drainage failures
About 62% of PNW homes we assess have at least one downspout dumping within 3 feet of the foundation.
Dryer vent lint accumulation
About 58% of homes we assess have dryer vent lint buildup at the exterior cap — a documented fire risk (US Fire Admin).
Bathroom grout & tub-surround seal breakdown
Nearly 55% of primary bathrooms show grout cracks or a failed tub-surround seal — the #1 quiet water intrusion in Seattle-area homes.
Elevated crawlspace moisture & vapor barrier gaps
About 48% of Snohomish County crawlspaces we assess have vapor barrier gaps large enough to affect indoor air quality.
Smoke & CO alarms past their expiration date
Around 44% of homes we assess have at least one smoke or CO alarm past its 10-year replacement date, per NFPA 72.
Deck fastener corrosion & ledger flashing gaps
About 41% of decks 12+ years old show ledger-board flashing gaps or corroded fasteners at critical connections.
Missing or non-functional GFCI protection
About 38% of homes built before 2005 are missing GFCI protection somewhere the current NEC requires it (kitchens, baths, garages, exterior).
Ranges reflect House Spouse field observations across Snohomish & King County — a licensed WA contractor (MYHOUHS745L5). Individual homes vary; your written report lists exactly what we found at your address.
