This is the final exam for the Recurring Services Certification.
This exam consists of 135 multiple choice questions which must be completed in one sitting. A score of eighty percent (80%) or higher is required to pass this exam.
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Certified Inspections and Preservations Exam
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Question 1 of 136
1. Question
Quality photos are required to:
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Question 2 of 136
2. Question
Field service professionals should report the following maintenance concerns:
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Question 3 of 136
3. Question
A perimeter cut consists of:
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Question 4 of 136
4. Question
The largest volume of orders within the property preservation industry are for:
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Question 5 of 136
5. Question
Shrubs and tree limbs should not be allowed to grow closer than how many inches from structures or utility lines?
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Question 6 of 136
6. Question
Grass cut estimates should include bids for:
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Question 7 of 136
7. Question
Yard maintenance estimates are good for:
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Question 8 of 136
8. Question
Common safety concerns can include:
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Question 9 of 136
9. Question
Limited growth findings must be thoroughly documented to avoid:
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Question 10 of 136
10. Question
Snow should be removed from:
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Question 11 of 136
11. Question
Common safety concerns can include:
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Question 12 of 136
12. Question
VIN numbers can be found in the following locations on a mobile home:
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Question 13 of 136
13. Question
Why should pools be regularly maintained and cleaned?
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Question 14 of 136
14. Question
What type of damage can improper pH levels cause?
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Question 15 of 136
15. Question
What is the second step in cleaning a pool?
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Question 16 of 136
16. Question
Which pool cleaning tool should be used to remove larger debris from the bottom of a pool without the use of a filter or pump?
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Question 17 of 136
17. Question
What should you do if “mosquito fish” are found present in a pool?
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Question 18 of 136
18. Question
Utility status information can help a servicer:
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Question 19 of 136
19. Question
The “Big Six” include:
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Question 20 of 136
20. Question
Common health and safety concerns include:
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Question 21 of 136
21. Question
The following should be reported when encountering mold damage:
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Question 22 of 136
22. Question
Mold and mildew may develop as a result of:
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Question 23 of 136
23. Question
Wind damage is often caused by:
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Question 24 of 136
24. Question
Common health and safety concerns include:
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Question 25 of 136
25. Question
The recommended industry standard air pressure setting to effectively remove 99% of all water from a domestic water system is:
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Question 26 of 136
26. Question
Why is it required that you use only RV/Marine antifreeze?
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Question 27 of 136
27. Question
Why is it required that you use only RV/Marine antifreeze?
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Question 28 of 136
28. Question
Where should antifreeze be poured?
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Question 29 of 136
29. Question
Common tools required for winterization include:
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Question 30 of 136
30. Question
The power should be shut off to the following prior to winterization:
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Question 31 of 136
31. Question
In steam heat systems, the diameter of supply lines does the following as they head away from the boiler:
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Question 32 of 136
32. Question
What are three common reference types of winterizations?
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Question 33 of 136
33. Question
Potable water can be found in the following:
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Question 34 of 136
34. Question
The bleeder valves on one pipe radiators can be found:
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Question 35 of 136
35. Question
Potable water can be found in the following:
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Question 36 of 136
36. Question
Water can be found in several areas of a property including:
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Question 37 of 136
37. Question
The supply lines for steam heat systems:
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Question 38 of 136
38. Question
The following may be needed to complete a winterization:
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Question 39 of 136
39. Question
Common fields on a Property Condition Report include:
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Question 40 of 136
40. Question
A compressor should be set at what psi level to blow out a wet heat system?
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Question 41 of 136
41. Question
Each fixture should sputter for how many seconds before moving to the next location?
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Question 42 of 136
42. Question
Boilers should be drained to:
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Question 43 of 136
43. Question
Water can be removed from toilets using:
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Question 44 of 136
44. Question
Failure to turn off the gas supply in a wet heat system can result in:
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Question 45 of 136
45. Question
The two types of steam radiators include:
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Question 46 of 136
46. Question
As a best practice, to purge the system of water, air compressors should be connected to:
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Question 47 of 136
47. Question
VIN numbers can be found in the following locations on a mobile home:
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Question 48 of 136
48. Question
Where should antifreeze be poured?
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Question 49 of 136
49. Question
Fire suppression systems should be:
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Question 50 of 136
50. Question
Where should antifreeze be installed in a dishwasher?
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Question 51 of 136
51. Question
Dewinterization is:
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Question 52 of 136
52. Question
Snow removal is required when snow fall exceeds how many inches?
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Question 53 of 136
53. Question
Effective yard maintenance can:
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Question 54 of 136
54. Question
There are products that produce the same results as shocking a pool with chemicals that will not damage the aquatic life present.
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Question 55 of 136
55. Question
There are products that produce the same results as shocking a pool with chemicals that will not damage the aquatic life present.
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Question 56 of 136
56. Question
Before, during and after photos are recommended to justify the completion of yard maintenance services.
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Question 57 of 136
57. Question
Debris in the yard can be mowed over instead of removing it.
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Question 58 of 136
58. Question
Perimeter grass cut bids should be provided even if local ordinances prohibit perimeter grass cuts.
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Question 59 of 136
59. Question
Shrubs that are 6 inches from a structure are permitted.
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Question 60 of 136
60. Question
Grass cuts should be completed around play sets.
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Question 61 of 136
61. Question
As a best practice when completing a bid approval, the approval amount should be included within the reported results.
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Question 62 of 136
62. Question
If weeds have grown but the majority of the grass remains low, a grass cut is not required.
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Question 63 of 136
63. Question
Grass cuts and yard maintenance should be completed regardless of the weather.
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Question 64 of 136
64. Question
A photograph of the HUD posting is not required to justifying not performing services as ordered.
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Question 65 of 136
65. Question
Documentation and photographs are crucial for appropriate reimbursement when reporting services performed due to limited growth.
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Question 66 of 136
66. Question
Snow removal can be ordered for both pre-sale and post-sale properties.
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Question 67 of 136
67. Question
If the area is absent of local guidelines, the pool does not need to be secured.
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Question 68 of 136
68. Question
A contractor would not be held liable for failure to adhere to pool securing guidelines.
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Question 69 of 136
69. Question
A recreational water source a potential safety hazard due to retained water.
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Question 70 of 136
70. Question
Hot tubs or Spas must be drained and secured.
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Question 71 of 136
71. Question
If local code is present, pools should be secured per those guidelines.
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Question 72 of 136
72. Question
There are three measurements that are important to the balancing of pool water- pH, total alkalinity and calcium hardness.
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Question 73 of 136
73. Question
You should maintain records of the MSDS for each product in case of an emergency.
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Question 74 of 136
74. Question
When winterizing a pool, you should decrease the water level in the pool to be below the skimmers.
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Question 75 of 136
75. Question
Sales cleans can only be performed on properties where the utilities are on.
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Question 76 of 136
76. Question
Plumbing fixtures should be scrubbed to remove mildew, build-up and corrosion.
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Question 77 of 136
77. Question
If the property has been winterized, clean in a way that does not compromise the winterization.
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Question 78 of 136
78. Question
If stains remain in carpet, you should bid on carpet cleaning or replacement.
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Question 79 of 136
79. Question
Window cleaner should be used to clean all glass and mirrored surfaces.
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Question 80 of 136
80. Question
Installing air fresheners is considered a best practice even if the client didn’t order it.
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Question 81 of 136
81. Question
Lack of attention to detail during a sales clean will bring quality concerns from a broker or client as well as potentially break a sale.
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Question 82 of 136
82. Question
A Sales Clean Refresh helps to keep a property clean during the showing process and over time before a property is sold.
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Question 83 of 136
83. Question
Damage from typical wear and tear is not important to the client.
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Question 84 of 136
84. Question
Staying up to date regarding government regulations for service is not necessary as clients will provide this information.
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Question 85 of 136
85. Question
Manufactured and modular homes should be reported the same as a single family home.
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Question 86 of 136
86. Question
Multiple unit properties require additional information within a Property Condition Report.
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Question 87 of 136
87. Question
States do not have specific reporting standards for manufactured and modular homes.
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Question 88 of 136
88. Question
The status of utilities is not important to the client.
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Question 89 of 136
89. Question
It is not important to identify the correct meter in the case that meters for multiple properties are grouped together.
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Question 90 of 136
90. Question
Utility status should always be reported to the client.
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Question 91 of 136
91. Question
Shut off locations for utilities should be documented in Property Condition Reports
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Question 92 of 136
92. Question
The type of heating system at a property should always be included in a Property Condition Report.
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Question 93 of 136
93. Question
The lot size of a property should be included within a Property Condition Report.
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Question 94 of 136
94. Question
Checklists should be based upon the most stringent client guidelines for service.
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Question 95 of 136
95. Question
Eyeball estimates are considered to be the same as bids.
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Question 96 of 136
96. Question
Changes to damages are anticipated by the client and do not require additional reporting.
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Question 97 of 136
97. Question
Claims can often arise if damages are not appropriately reported.
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Question 98 of 136
98. Question
Service timelines can be established using the date stamps on photos.
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Question 99 of 136
99. Question
When encountering fire damage, it is a best practice to obtain the fire report.
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Question 100 of 136
100. Question
Missing water lines, appliances, HVAC components and water heaters should always be reported.
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Question 101 of 136
101. Question
It is acceptable to provide clients with photos taken in low light.
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Question 102 of 136
102. Question
It is not important to document the disengagement of a lock with photographs.
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Question 103 of 136
103. Question
It is not important to document the towing of a vehicle with photos.
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Question 104 of 136
104. Question
Photos taken from the same angle are required to submit quality results to the client.
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Question 105 of 136
105. Question
Checklists are helpful in ensuring that documentation is comprehensive.
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Question 106 of 136
106. Question
Technology can be used to decrease double entry.
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Question 107 of 136
107. Question
Lawn sprinkler systems will not require specialized attention.
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Question 108 of 136
108. Question
Antifreeze should be added to traps and fixtures to prevent freezing of water that cannot be purged
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Question 109 of 136
109. Question
Field service professionals should be equipped with water to address unclean fixtures in the case that service has been terminated or is unavailable due to damage.
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Question 110 of 136
110. Question
Breaker locks should be used as a best practice to keep breakers in their appropriate positions.
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Question 111 of 136
111. Question
Photos should be supplied to document the presence of a sump pump.
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Question 112 of 136
112. Question
Discharge of water from the system should always be routed with hoses to the best location for disposal which includes: floor drains, washing machines drains, sewer clean out hatches, or simply out a doorway to the ground outside.
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Question 113 of 136
113. Question
Winterization refers to the prevention of damage cause by the combination of water and freezing conditions.
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Question 114 of 136
114. Question
A pressure gauge is required to complete a winterization.
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Question 115 of 136
115. Question
If winterization is ordered, the steps involved in dry heat winterization will always be completed.
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Question 116 of 136
116. Question
Insulation should be used on all lines in a hot water heating system.
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Question 117 of 136
117. Question
Individual fixtures may be isolated due to pre-existing damage, so water service should be tested in a number of locations prior to winterization.
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Question 118 of 136
118. Question
Notices should be placed next to breakers that should remain in off or on positions.
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Question 119 of 136
119. Question
Leaving out a fixture during the bleeding process will likely not result in damage to the property.
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Question 120 of 136
120. Question
One pipe radiators use a single pipe for supply of steam and condensation is expelled from the unit rather than returning to the boiler.
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Question 121 of 136
121. Question
A specialized type of antifreeze may be required in areas of the country where low temperatures exceed the range of RV/Marine antifreeze.
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Question 122 of 136
122. Question
A specialized type of antifreeze may be required in areas of the country where low temperatures exceed the range of RV/Marine antifreeze.
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Question 123 of 136
123. Question
During photos should be provided of antifreeze being installed in traps and fixtures.
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Question 124 of 136
124. Question
Steam systems are characterized by the presence of a boiler and steam radiators.
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Question 125 of 136
125. Question
During photos should be provided of antifreeze being installed in traps and fixtures.
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Question 126 of 136
126. Question
Steam systems are characterized by the presence of a boiler and steam radiators.
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Question 127 of 136
127. Question
Two pipe radiators use a pipe for supply of steam and a separate pipe for return of condensation to the boiler.
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Question 128 of 136
128. Question
Hot water to hot air conversion systems use a boiler, wood or pellet burner along with a heat exchanger and a forced air system to heat a property.
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Question 129 of 136
129. Question
Oil tank supply lines should be turned off to prevent leaks.
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Question 130 of 136
130. Question
Water and heating systems are often improperly restarted by realtors and new homeowners.
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131. Question
The temperature of water in a boiler should always be checked prior to drainage to prevent damage and safety concerns.
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Question 132 of 136
132. Question
The temperature of water in a boiler should always be checked prior to drainage to prevent damage and safety concerns.
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Question 133 of 136
133. Question
RPZ valves prevent boilers from blowing up.
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Question 134 of 136
134. Question
When encountering a fire suppression system it is best to document its presence via property condition reports and photos.
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Question 135 of 136
135. Question
Exterior sprinkler systems should be drained and disconnected from the water supply whenever possible.
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Question 136 of 136
136. Question
Dewinterizations are ordered to facilitate inspections prior to the sale of a property.
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