Texas Real Estate Commission

Acronym:

TREC Enforcement

Is the absence of combustion air in the bottom of the closet a required reporting deficiency? Is a screen combustion air opening a required reporting deficiency? Is the proximity of the return to the gas fired appliances a required reporting deficiency?

Is a TREC inspector required to report the presence of CSST as a deficiency? Is the TREC inspector required to inform the client of the CSST litigation history?

What level of precision is expected for the “approximation” of average insulation depth?

Is wrinkled loose carpet a defect and required reporting item per TREC? 2. Presuming an upstairs floor or the ceiling below does not exhibit obvious evidence of failure, is a squeaky floor a defect and required reporting item per TREC?

Is the absence of gutters a defect and required reporting item per TREC?

Is the absence of an anti-entrapment cover in a spa deficient and a required reporting item per TREC? 2. Is the presence of a single drain or suction opening in a pool spa deficient and a required reporting item per TREC?

Is a corroded bathroom fixture that remains operable a defect and required reporting item per TREC?

Is the inspector required to report water heaters that are covered with an insulation blanket as obstructed if they did not remove the blanket?

Is removal of the blanket required by TREC for inspection reasons?

Is a water heater covered by an insulation cover deficient and a required reporting item?

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