How a building label is made
Four steps, about a minute, and a dated label you can keep.
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Tell us about the building
The property type, and enough about where it is for the label to belong to a specific building. You confirm it before anything is issued.
- Property
- Detached house
- Where
- Calgary, Alberta
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Add what you know
Heating, cooling, hot water, electrical, roof. Approximate ages are fine, documents help, and "I am not sure" is a real answer that we record as one.
- Furnace
- Installed 2011, invoice on file
- Cooling
- Yes / No / I am not sure
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Review the building label
Findings where the evidence supports one, and a plain reason where it does not. Every system shows where its information came from, and the label suggests what you could do next.
- Roof
- 86, Excellent
- Electrical panel
- No result, with the reason stated
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Save it or continue
Print the label or save it as a PDF, and keep the reference. If you want the record to keep growing with the home, Asset History Report is the paid homeowner service at $29.99 a year.
- Label
- ICI-7K2M-9XQD-4BTV
- Keep it
- Print, save as PDF, or continue
Built from what you can provide
Your label is built from the information and documents you supply. Nobody attends the building, and the label never pretends otherwise: every system shows where its information came from, and where nothing is known it says so.