LEVEL–2 REPORT

Residential Unit Systems Condition Analysis For 11-15 Years of Age Homes

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150+ Checkpoints

15+ Scientific Tools

AI Base Report

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1. Full Structural Check

1. Wall deviations 2. Tile hollow sound test 3. Balcony slope check 4. Door–window alignment + gap reading

2. Moisture & Leakage Mapping

1. High-risk zone scanning (bathrooms, balconies, kitchen) 2. Saturation-level measurement 3. Dampness source prediction

3. Electrical Safety & Load Report

1. Circuit load distribution 2. Hotspot check (non-invasive) 3. Earthing effectiveness 4. Appliance point verification

4. Plumbing Health

1. Pressure drop observation 2. Concealed pipe moisture signs 3. Tap leaks & fittings 4. Drainage return-flow test

5. Kitchen Health Report

1. Heat zone behavior 2. Modular fitting stability 3. Under-sink moisture 4. Exhaust performance

6. Bathrooms & Wet Areas

1.Waterproofing symptom report 2.Water pressure mapping 3. Ventilation & odor analysis

7. Air Quality

1. CO₂ readings 2. PM2.5 summary 3. VOC indications (if any)

8. Summary + Recommendations

1. Severity-wise defect classification 2. Repair suggestions 3. Priority level indication

Output

1. NHAR Score + Grade (Applicable from Level-2) 2. 20–25 Page Detailed Report

Designed to identify developing hidden risks as the home enters mid-age life.

AI analyses how systems interact to generate predictive risk scoring.

Which Level Should I Choose?

Find the Right NHAR-22000™ Report for Your Home

Select the option that best matches your property

My Home Is 7–10 Years of age

Recommended: Level–1 Report

Why:
Your home needs a scientific check, but not full deep-dive tools.

My Home Is 11–15 Years of age

Recommended: Level–2 Report

Why:
Your home require deeper tools, moisture mapping, thermal sampling, and electrical load analysis.

My Home Is 16+ Years of age

Recommended: Level–3 Report

Why:
Your home needs the full science: complete thermal imaging, deep moisture mapping, VOC checks, appliance audit, furniture audit, and internal cavity scans.