While Performing an Inspection of the Basement, It Appears There

While performing an inspection of the basement, it appears there is not sufficient insulation between the wood stairs and piping from the furnace. You cannot adequately determine if this poses a potential fire hazard throughout the home unless walls are removed. What do you tell the client?

A) "It appears there is not sufficient insulation between the wood stairs and piping from the furnace."
B) "It appears there is not sufficient insulation between the wood stairs and piping from the furnace. I believe the lack of insulation poses a fire hazard."
C) "It appears there is not sufficient insulation between the wood stairs and piping from the furnace. Walls will need to be removed to determine if this poses a potential fire hazard."
D) "It appears there is not sufficient insulation between the wood stairs and piping from the furnace. You should not purchase this home."

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