What Happens During a Rodent Inspection: Inside the Free 61-Point Audit
What the free 61-point rodent inspection covers: the roofline, where it starts, plus the attic, ground level, the garage and the yard, then a written quote.
What the free 61-point rodent inspection covers: the roofline, where it starts, plus the attic, ground level, the garage and the yard, then a written quote.
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Who is responsible for rodents in an Arizona rental? What ARS 33-1324 and 33-1341 require, how lease clauses shift duties, and where the HOA fits in.
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Most Arizona homeowners policies exclude rodent damage as a maintenance issue. Where ensuing-loss provisions apply, what is never covered, and how to document.
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