Active activity
Evidence described as active should identify what was observed and where.
Read findings and limitations together
Inspection reports often use cautious wording because findings are limited to evidence and areas accessible at the time. Understanding those limitations is part of understanding the report.
Evidence described as active should identify what was observed and where.
Old evidence does not by itself state whether activity continues or whether timber is structurally adequate.
These are observations relevant to risk or inspection, not proof of termites.
Read these beside the conclusion; unseen areas limit what can be said.
Note who should act, what question the action answers and any proposed timing.