Inside a JSA report
HUD de minimis determination
See where the report documents the work, total painted area disturbed, and the specific program being evaluated.
FICTIONAL SAMPLE — FOR LEARNING ONLY. These are selected pages from JSA’s actual template, filled with invented details. No inspection signatures or professional certification numbers are included. This is not a client report or authorization to begin work.
Read the report in context
What to look for, and why it matters.
See where the report documents the work, total painted area disturbed, and the specific program being evaluated.
- Confirm the assignment.Match the property, date, requested work, and areas included. Check the limitations before applying the findings to another room or a different project.
- Connect results to locations.Follow the sample or reading identifiers through the location records, result tables, and supporting laboratory documents. Keep units and methods with the results.
- Read the next steps.Review recommendations and any pending items. A sample excerpt does not replace the full report, attachments, or project-specific professional judgment.
Explore the report
Choose a page. Explore the details.
Select a numbered explanation to highlight its field. Page labels match the codes printed in the report footer. Explanations restart at 1 on each page; these excerpts skip pages from the complete report.
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Further reading: HUD clearance provisions. Source reviewed September 20, 2026. These examples explain the report layout; they do not establish a sampling plan or the requirements for a particular property.