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Can inspectors tell if a building is structurally sound?

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Can inspectors tell if a building is structurally sound?

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Inspection standards of practice do not include engineering analysis of a building. Unless specifically credentialed with appropriate licensure as a professional engineer, architect or other qualified design professional, an inspector should not comment on structural design issues. Similarly, unless appropriately qualified an inspector should not comment upon the size or boundaries, easements or other issues affecting a property or neighboring parcels. To find a licensed engineer or land surveyor contact: The California Board for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors. Back to FAQ’s.

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