Grandview in the Kansas City metro
Grandview sits south of Kansas City, with Raymore, Lee's Summit and Greenwood nearby on the list. A technician working the metro's southern side often plans two or three of those towns on the same route, which keeps the travel shared.
The single ZIP code is recorded on every report, and the street is confirmed on arrival.
Visits in a metro city house
A house in Grandview usually has a garage, a yard and a clear path to the foundation. The visit moves from the entry the household uses, through the garage and the eaves, to the foundation and then the yard, with each gap marked as found.
Termite questions are handled as a wood-destroying organism inspection, and the report states the wood examined and the wood not reached. Where the house is on a slab, the slab entry check is added.
The household's part
The household clears the most obvious shelters, keeps food sealed and tells the technician about any new activity. The follow-up checks the places found on the first visit.
South of the city, on the metro's edge
Grandview lies south of Kansas City, and its neighbors on the list are Raymore, Lee's Summit, Greenwood and Kansas City itself. A technician working the metro's southern side often plans two or three of them on one run, which keeps the travel shared.
Metro houses in Grandview vary from detached homes to flats, and the first visit records which one it is. A flat is inspected with its shared voids in mind, and a detached house is walked from the outside in.
What a first visit in Grandview checks
A Grandview visit starts at the entry the household uses, through the garage and the eaves to the foundation and the yard. The interior follows, with the kitchen, the bathroom and the attic checked for the activity and its route.
Where the house is on a slab, the joints and utility openings are recorded on the same sketch, and where it has a crawl the access is noted.
