Ask for service histories of roofs, gutters, pumps, pools, electrical surge protection, and backup power systems. Look for dated inspections, emergency repairs, and any water intrusion or leak complaints. Review maintenance contracts, invoices, and the vendor’s responses after heavy rain. Confirm that critical components (pumps, valves, seals) are serviced within recommended intervals and that spare parts are available. Check insurance claims related to weather damage, and verify that assets exposed to salt air receive appropriate corrosion protection. Require written notes on post-storm checks and any observed patterns of wear. This is general guidance; obtain current independent Thai legal, tax, financial or technical advice for the transaction.
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