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Hello everyone,

I was at an inspection today. As you can see from the photo, there is tuck tape, insulation and dirt showing. Hard to see, but also a drain pipe going down through the sill plate where it has been cut. The only thing covering this area was a pice of polystyrene board behind the drywall. This was an area of moisture damage to the drywall.

How would you write this up?

Please advise...

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The wiring needs to be routed away from that moist area and protected with conduit. That should be done by a skilled electrician.

The hole needs a tight fitting cover over it. I would suggest verbally "screw furring strips to the concrete and attach an insulated cover to them".

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Is that the low section of a step-down foundation wall? It's messy. Work completed in an "unworkmanlike" manner. Is there water intrusion, subsequent moisture, or open penetrations to the outdoors? Evaluation & repair by a qualified licensed contractor.

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