Eave lining: gaps
The eave lining has gaps where it should be sealed or tight.
Defect145 reports, in 110 suburbs.
What this means for you
Something that is not working as it should.
How it compares
Number 6 of 9 on this part, by reports.
- Eave lining: marks or staining1,181 reports
- Eave lining: paint deterioration858 reports
- Eave lining: wear578 reports
- Eave lining: damage485 reports
- Eave lining: asbestos (hazard)154 reports
- Eave lining: gapsThis page145 reports
- Eave lining: moisture138 reports
- Eave lining: cracking85 reports
- Eave lining: poor workmanship84 reports
Where inspectors have recorded it
Recorded in 110 suburbs. 1 has enough reports to name.
- Ellenbrook6 reports
What to do
- Ask the seller what has been done about it.
- Get a repair quote before you commit to the purchase.
- Ask your inspector to check it by name.
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