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Home Watch Visit Report
Insured & veteran-owned · Milepost Home Watch
Visit date: Saturday, March 14, 2026
Report issued same day
ClientThe Bennetts
PropertyNags Head, NC
Type4 bed / 3 bath, sound side
PlanBi-weekly (2 visits/mo)
Last occupiedOct 12, 2025
Visit byMilepost Home Watch
Arrived10:47 AM
Departed11:38 AM
Conditions46°F, overcast, NE wind
Visit complete— nothing urgent observed. One item noted for your attention (see below).
ExteriorWalked & photographed
PlumbingNo leaks observed
HVACRunning
Humidity46% — logged
Doors & windowsLocked on departure
PestsNone observed
DrainageSee item #1
Storm damageNone observed
A note from Milepost: Quiet visit. Wind got up Thursday night and there were small limbs down along the driveway; we cleared them off before leaving. The outdoor shower is draining slower than on the last two visits, so it's written up below with a photo. The thermostat read 58°F — right where you asked us to keep it. Mail and two flyers collected and left on the kitchen island. Back on the 28th.
Exterior
Roofline & shingles✓ CheckedViewed from ground, all four elevations. Nothing lifted or missing.
Siding & trim✓ CheckedNo storm or salt damage noted since last visit.
Decks, stairs & rails✓ CheckedWalked every deck and stair. Boards dry; nothing loose underfoot.
Windows & sliders✓ CheckedAll closed and latched at time of visit.
Gutters & downspouts✓ CheckedFlowing. Cleared a small amount of pine straw at the NE corner.
Crawlspace✓ CheckedVents in place, floor dry, no standing water after Thursday's rain.
Outdoor shower & spigots⚑ See noteDraining slowly. Written up as item #1.
HVAC condenser✓ CheckedClear of debris; nothing bent or leaning, fins straight.
Yard & drainage✓ CheckedSmall limbs down along the drive — cleared and removed.
Mail & deliveries✓ CollectedMail plus 2 door flyers collected; left inside on the island.
Outdoor furniture & grill✓ CheckedIn place and strapped as we left them; nothing moved in Thursday's wind.
Interior
All rooms walked✓ CheckedEvery room entered. Ceilings, walls and floors eyeballed for staining.
Temperature✓ 58°FThermostat read 58°F — your requested setting. Photo attached.
Humidity✓ 46%Reading logged and compared against previous visits.
HVAC✓ RunningRunning; cycled on demand at time of visit. Filter photographed.
Under all sinks✓ CheckedSupply lines, traps and cabinet bases dry at time of visit.
Water heater✓ CheckedRunning, no visible leaks at time of visit; pan dry. Photo attached.
Toilets✓ CheckedFlushed; traps refilled to block sewer gas.
Faucets & showers✓ CheckedRan every fixture. No leaks seen at time of visit.
Refrigerator✓ RunningCold and running. Ice-maker line dry at the connection.
Pests / rodents✓ None seenNo droppings or activity seen in pantry, closets or utility.
Smoke / CO alarms✓ CheckedNone chirping.
Breaker panel✓ CheckedNothing tripped.
Doors & windows✓ CheckedAll closed and locked on departure.
Photos from this visit
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Front elevation — 10:49 AM
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Thermostat, 58°F / 46% — 10:58 AM
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Water heater pan, dry — 11:04 AM
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Outdoor shower drain — 11:19 AM
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Crawlspace, dry — 11:26 AM
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Rear deck & sound side — 11:33 AM

14 photos attached to the full report. Every photo carries the time it was taken.

Noted for your attention
Item #1 · Outdoor shower drain
Observed
The outdoor shower drained noticeably slower than on the last two visits — water standing roughly 2″ deep and taking about a minute to clear. Sand and hair visible at the grate; no water seen anywhere it shouldn't be.
What we did
Pulled and cleared the visible debris at the grate, then ran the shower again. It improved but did not clear fully. We did not open the trap — that's plumbing work, outside what we do on a watch visit.
Suggested next step
Have the trap pulled and cleared before the season. We can meet a plumber and let them in on any weekday, or have a go at it ourselves on the next visit at the standard hourly rate if you'd rather. No urgency — it drains, just slowly.
Completed this visit
  • Ran every fixture and refilled traps
  • Logged temperature and humidity
  • Checked all doors and windows
  • Collected mail and door flyers
  • Cleared limbs from the driveway
  • Cleared pine straw from NE gutter
  • Confirmed HVAC cycling
  • Walked crawlspace after rain
  • Photographed the slow drain
  • Locked up on departure
This report is a record of observations made at the time of the visit. It is not a home inspection and does not grade, evaluate or offer opinions on the condition of the home or its systems. Photos and visit records are archived and available to you or your insurer on request.
This is a sample report. The Bennetts, the house and the details above are invented — written to show you exactly what arrives in your inbox after every visit as a client.

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