Property records for 8820 Cozens Avenue, Jennings, MO 63136

Whole-home inspection of 8820 Cozens Ave., St. Louis, MO identified multiple deficiencies across electrical, plumbing, sewer, foundation, mold, HVAC, and interior systems requiring repair or further evaluation prior to occupancy.

Older knob and tube wiring with taped joints is in use throughout the house; smoke detectors are not present; a weatherproof cover is missing from the exterior outlet on the east side; two-prong ungrounded outlets are in use; and tree limbs are pushing on overhead power lines.

Exterior faucet at rear corner is inoperable, and the clothes washing machine discharges waste water into an open floor drain rather than a proper drain connection cut into the nearby sewer stack.

Sewer lateral scope revealed an offset where two pipe sections have come loose with one section sitting several inches higher, and a foreign item is lodged at the offset — the intersection needs to be excavated and repaired to prevent future backups.

Cracks are present in the concrete block foundation that have been repaired in a sloppy fashion; loose caulk should be removed and cracks properly sealed with urethane caulk.

Mold presence was observed in the northeast corner room of the basement, likely resulting from poorly repaired cracks in the block foundation; mold needs to be removed and all cracks completely sealed.

The Lennox central split system furnace and AC compressor (estimated 5 years old) appear functional but are dirty and need to be cleaned and serviced by a licensed HVAC technician.

The 3-tab shingle roof (estimated 15 years old) is in satisfactory condition overall; a loose gutter on the front corner of the home needs to be secured.

Exterior faucet at rear corner is inoperable, and the clothes washing machine dumps waste water into an open floor drain requiring a proper drain connection cut into the nearby sewer stack.

Older knob and tube wiring with taped joints is in use throughout the house, smoke detectors are not present, a weatherproof cover is missing from the exterior outlet on the east side, and two-prong ungrounded outlets are in use.

The 3-tab shingle roof is estimated 15 years old and in satisfactory condition, though a loose gutter on the front corner of the home needs to be secured.

Cracks are present in the concrete block foundation that have been repaired in a sloppy fashion; loose caulk should be removed and cracks properly sealed with urethane caulk.

Mold presence was observed in the northeast corner room of the basement, likely resulting from poorly repaired cracks in the block foundation; mold needs to be removed and all cracks completely sealed.

The Lennox central split system furnace and AC compressor appear functional but are estimated five years old, dirty, and need to be cleaned and serviced by an HVAC technician.

A sewer lateral scope revealed an offset where two pipe sections have come loose with one sitting a few inches higher, and a foreign item is lodged at the offset; the intersection needs to be excavated and repaired.

Whole-home inspection of single-family property at redacted identified multiple defects across plumbing, electrical, foundation, mold, HVAC, and sewer systems, with no structural deficiencies observed.