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Printable home checklist

A three-page printable checklist: your water source and report, your air task, the four rooms, and a dated task list with official sources.
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Source date October 13, 2026

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  • Page 1 of 3: purpose, water source/report and air task
    01Purpose, water source/report and air task
  • Page 2 of 3: four rooms with observation/action lines
    02Four rooms with observation/action lines
  • Page 3 of 3: task, responsible person, date, completion and official sources
    03Task, responsible person, date, completion and official sources

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Page 1: water and air

  1. Date started

    Your answer
    Blank
    Notes
    Blank
  2. Occupancy: owner, renter or other

    Your answer
    Blank
    Notes
    Blank
  3. Water source: public supply, private well, other or unknown

    Your answer
    Blank
    Notes
    Blank
  4. Supplier name or well details

    Your answer
    Blank
    Notes
    Blank
  5. Current supplier report or testing record: have, none or unsure

    Your answer
    Blank
    Notes
    Blank
  6. Where the report or record is kept, and its date

    Your answer
    Blank
    Notes
    Blank
  7. Air task: compare a particle cleaner, understand a monitor, organize maintenance or unsure

    Your answer
    Blank
    Notes
    Blank
  8. Room and its size in feet (length × width × height)

    Your answer
    Blank
    Notes
    Blank
  9. Equipment records: have filter/model instructions, missing or no equipment

    Your answer
    Blank
    Notes
    Blank
  10. Equipment you already have and where its instructions are

    Your answer
    Blank
    Notes
    Blank

Page 2: four rooms

Record only what you can observe safely. Note any moisture signs (active leak, recurring condensation, stain or visible growth, none noticed or unknown), what you observed and the action it needs. “Unknown” is an acceptable entry.

  1. Bedroom

    Moisture signs seen
    Blank
    Observation
    Blank
    Action
    Blank
  2. Kitchen

    Moisture signs seen
    Blank
    Observation
    Blank
    Action
    Blank
  3. Bathroom

    Moisture signs seen
    Blank
    Observation
    Blank
    Action
    Blank
  4. Basement

    Moisture signs seen
    Blank
    Observation
    Blank
    Action
    Blank

Page 3: task list

  1. Row 1

    Task
    Blank
    Responsible person
    Blank
    Date
    Blank
    Completed
    Blank
    Official source
    Blank
  2. Row 2

    Task
    Blank
    Responsible person
    Blank
    Date
    Blank
    Completed
    Blank
    Official source
    Blank
  3. + 4 more blank rows like these.

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  1. EPA: Consumer Confidence Reports, US Environmental Protection Agency (accessed October 13, 2026) — Public-water quality reports and supplier information.
  2. EPA: private-well water, US Environmental Protection Agency (accessed October 13, 2026) — Routine private-well testing and local guidance.
  3. EPA: air cleaners in the home, US Environmental Protection Agency (accessed October 13, 2026) — Particle clean-air delivery rate and room fit; EPA does not endorse brands.
  4. EPA: mold testing or sampling, US Environmental Protection Agency (accessed October 13, 2026) — Visible mold generally does not require sampling; there are no federal airborne mold limits.
  5. EPA: radon health risk, US Environmental Protection Agency (accessed October 13, 2026) — Use official radon guidance, not a general air monitor as a substitute for appropriate testing.
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