Urgent
1
Address before occupancy — safety or active damage.
100% of findings
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600 Phase 6 Way
Inspection Completed
Apr 30, 2026
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Apr 30, 2026
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HAHawthorne Home Inspections
Inspection report
600 Phase 6 Way
April 30, 2026
600 Phase 6 Way
Property type
Single-family
Year built
1998
Square footage
1,850 sqft
Beds / Baths
3 / 2
Lot size
0.18 acres
Report date
April 30, 2026
Inspector
Carter Hawthorne
Source
Manual entry
01 / Summary
Executive summary
Draft
One safety item identified
The kitchen GFCI should be addressed before occupancy.
AI-assistedCoverage
9%
1 of 11
Critical
1
Defects
1
Monitor
0
Draft — 10 areas not yet inspected
Exterior, Roof, Garage, Kitchen, Bathrooms, Bedrooms, HVAC, Plumbing, Attic, Crawlspace / Basement.
What you need to know
- Inspection is in draft — 10 of 11 areas haven't been inspected yet.
- 1 safety item flagged — starting with electrical. Address before occupancy.
What matters most
1 issue worth knowing about
- SafetyElectrical
Missing GFCI
These are the issues a buyer should pay closest attention to. Full section-by-section detail follows below.
02 / Critical
Major & safety concerns
- SafetySafety concern$$$·Higher cost
Missing GFCI
Location · Electrical
What this means
A safety risk in the electrical that should be resolved before occupancy. Items in this category typically protect against injury, fire, or electrical hazard.
Recommended action
Schedule immediate evaluation and repair with a licensed professional. Do not delay until after move-in.
Buyer next step
- What to do
- Have a licensed professional evaluate and resolve before move-in.
- Who to call
- Licensed electrician
- Timeframe
- Before occupancy
03 / Priorities
Repair priority breakdown
Recommended
0
Plan to evaluate before close or in the first months.
0% of findings
Routine
0
Maintenance or monitoring — no immediate concern.
0% of findings
For the agent
Three buckets the buyer cares about
Critical
1
Pre-occupancy or active issues.
- Electrical: Missing GFCI · Safety
Negotiation
0
Worth raising at the table.
None.
Maintenance
0
Routine homeowner upkeep.
None.
Suggested next step
Walk the buyer through the critical items first. Most should be resolved (or credited) before close.
At-a-glance
Section summary
- 1 finding
Electrical
1 finding — 1 critical.
03 / Findings
Defects by area
Electrical
1 item
- Missing GFCISafety
Missing GFCI in kitchen.
04 / Notes
Inspector notes
Electrical
Missing GFCI in kitchen.
05 / Next steps
Next steps
- 1
Complete the remaining areas before sharingUrgent
This report is in draft until every area has been inspected.
- 2
Address the flagged safety items immediatelyUrgent
Safety-classed defects (e.g., GFCI, smoke detectors, fire-rating) should be resolved before occupancy.
- 3
Review the report with your clientRecommended
Walk through the findings together so they understand priorities and tradeoffs.
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