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26-8731a
Water-Plumbing Systems Inspection Report (Manufactured Home)
VA Form 26-8731a is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Water-Plumbing Systems Inspection Report (Manufactured Home). It is completed and signed by an inspector, and the form has no place for a Veteran or purchaser to sign. A note to the inspector on the form says all inspections must be completed following installation and set-up.
The form is one page. It records the case number, the location and serial number of the home and the inspector's details, then asks for yes or no results on three checks: the water system pressure test, a drainage and vent test by air test or flood level test, and a fixture test. The inspector certifies having no interest present or prospective in the system and signs with a license number.
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Case number, location and serial number of the manufactured home, name of inspector, name and address of firm and telephone number.
Whether all water piping has been subjected to a pressure of water or air at 100 PSI for 15 minutes without loss of pressure, yes or no.
Fixture traps filled with water, remaining openings plugged and the system put under a 2 inch (manometer) water column air pressure test. The result is no leaks detected or existing leaks repaired, yes, no or not applicable.
The home in a level position and the system filled with water to the rim of the toilet bowl for not less than 15 minutes, then the high fixtures filled and emptied at the same time. The same yes, no or not applicable choice follows.
A flow test of the plumbing fixtures, a test of nonmetallic shower stalls for not less than 15 minutes, and notes on water heater relief valves and drain lines. The result is whether the fixtures function satisfactorily.
A federal penalty statement, the inspector's certification, the date, the signature of inspector and the license number.
The note to inspector on the form says all inspections must be completed following installation and set-up.
Enter the case number, the home's location and serial number, and the inspector's and firm's details.
Mark yes or no for the 100 PSI, 15 minute pressure test of the water piping in Item 1.
The form says the drainage and vent systems will be tested by one of the methods it describes. Mark the result for the air test in Item 2A or the flood level test in Item 2B, or not applicable.
Mark whether the fixtures function satisfactorily after the flow test in Item 3.
Enter the date, sign as inspector and add the license number.
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The form and VA's page give no mailing address or filing instructions.
VA's page offers the form as a downloadable PDF and lists no online version.
VA also publishes VA Form 26-8731b, Electrical Systems Inspection Report (Manufactured Home), and VA Form 26-8731c, Fuel and Heating Systems Inspection Report (Manufactured Home).
The form is dated JAN 2001 and supersedes VA Form 26-8731a, SEP 1993, which will not be used.
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The form opens with a note to the inspector and asks for the inspector's name, signature and license number.
It asks for the name and address of the firm and a telephone number including area code.
The inspector certifies having carefully inspected the system, having no interest present or prospective in it, and having reported all observed conditions.
The form has one signature line, for the inspector, and no part for a Veteran, purchaser or dealer.
The form's penalty statement refers to any guaranty or insurance or the granting of any loan by the Secretary. It prints no mailing address.
The form is addressed to the inspector.
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It is an inspection report on the water and plumbing systems of a manufactured home, completed and signed by an inspector.
The note to inspector on the form says all inspections must be completed following installation and set-up.
Item 1 asks whether all water piping has been subjected to a pressure of water or air at 100 PSI for 15 minutes without loss of pressure.
The form says the drainage and vent systems will be tested by one of the methods described: the air test in Item 2A or the flood level test in Item 2B. Each has a not applicable choice.
That the inspector carefully inspected the system, has no interest present or prospective in it, and reported all observed conditions.
Neither the form nor VA's page gives a mailing address or filing instructions.