SECTION 7 l,,d EXTERIOR FENCE & WALL SYSTEM SYSTEM CONDITION ASSESSMENT Evaluate the condition, performance, and appearance of exterior fence and wall systems to protect security, property value, and long-term durability. "·ti G) SYSTEM CONDITION ASSESSMENT RATING DESCRIPTION System is sttuctul'.llly sound, 8 Excellent clean, and performing as intended. 0 Good Minor we1thering consistent with age. Continue routine maintenanco. Foir Early deterioration or maintenance needs observed. Preventive maintenance recommended. 0 Structural or weather-related Poor deficlencin affecting performance. Repairs should be planned. C, Critical Significant movement, instability, or deterioration r·equiring immediate profe$$lonal evaluation. @) DOCUMENTATION Photographs Taken? Photograph: 0 Yes • Entire fence and wall elevations • Gates • Gate hardware • Columns • Areas with biological growth • Cracks or settlement • Efflorescence • Coating deterioration • Any observed deficiencies 0 No cm> 7 PROPERTY STEWARDSHIP IN PRACTICE Tho Entry That Chonged Perception @ RECOMMENDED ACTION © No Action Required 0 ri Continue Monitoring • Surface Cleaning 0 I~ Biological Growth Treatment , Coating Restoration D I Gate Adjustment e Masonry Repair D $ Professional Evaluation m Replacement Planning D @ INSPECTOR'S NOTES Observed Conditions: Recommendations: ® 8 COMMON FAILURE SEQUENCE 0 + UV•-• modtu<•, or inl9otloft ovo,sp,oy 0 + Blologl<.,tl 9,owth and wrloc• •~ do..iop 0 ♦ ProtKtlw coedng, weather Md dHfflor•tto 0 • Moi.l~ enttff c,Kkf °' )ow'tt:i @ PRIORITY LEVEL 0 Minor issues. i- Low Monitor during 0 0 routine inspections. 0 0 i- Modlum Address within 6--12 months. 0 D 0 i" High Address as soon ao 0 practlc.al. D 0 I" Address immediately to Immediate prevent further damage D 0 or safety risk. @ WHY THIS MATTERS Fences and walls influence Hcurity, safety, drainage, privacy, and the overall perception of how well a property is maintained. Routine inspections help identify developing Issues such as biological growth, coating deterioration, cracking, settlement, and gate hardware wear before they affect the appearance, functionality, or S1ructural stability of tho system. STEWARDSHIP TIP Inspect fences and walls after periods of prolonged rainfall. Moisture staining, efflorescence, biological growth, 1nd settlement are often easier to identify whon materials are recently wot. /1:.J WHEN TO CONTACT A PROFESSIONAL ArrMge a professional evaluation if you observe: Ato HOA board Improved buUdlng> but pos1ponod w•U and lone• mointe,,.,..., Rosldont• 1tiU f•lt the property loolcod "dotod. • Aft.,9 cradc$. rntoring ~1•~ -Md romoving biological growth.. tho communhy"s •PP••r•nc• Improved dr..,..tlt,,lty. Th• bulldlngs had not changed-but the boundari., et•atod a .,_Uttf' f;n\ lmprHSJon. 0 + RepHtod -•ling/drying. CO<-. <001 pr.....,.., Si9nifiunt leaning or movement Large cracks in ma.sonry or concrete Bulging or displaced retaining walls Extensive spalling or deterionned mortar joints Gates that no longer operate safely @ EXPECTED SERVICE LIFE• COMPONENT TYPICAL SERVICE LIFE"' Vinyl fonong 20-30y•ars Aluminum fondftg 30-S0yH'1 0 CMUw1lls SOtyors Pour.cl concrete watts SO• Y••n. Brick walls 7S• ye•rs N1"tut11 ato.,e walls. 7S-IOO+ y••,. Exterior co•ting~ 8-1S y .. ,. Gate h•tdw•.-. l>JO,-o,s I o, Mtt,..,,.nt-.,_ mcl<, 0 + Suvctt.W•I ~nt mer.a.Ms 0 + locaa.od ••pan bocomo tNjOt projKU O + E> View this content as a flipbook by clicking here.