That is correct. Updated course is at www.nachi.org/wind-mitigation-inspection-course.htm

Correct.

Glad you liked it!

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed watching.

Hi, Felipe. I recommend taking InterNACHI free, online pre-licensing course to attain a Florida home inspector license. Florida requires you to take 120 hours of training, and InterNACHI's online course is approved by Florida, and it is free to members. Visit nachi.org/pre and select Florida for more information.

Yes. I agree with you. However, it's almost impossible to find a crack in the heat exchanger. I made a video describing that process at www.nachi.org/tv/2016/10/31/finding-a-crack-in-the-heat-exchanger/

Good catch, Scat4Me. I'll relay your comment to the inspector.

Agreed, John. The KZfaq videos are not part of the 4-point training program provided by InterNACHI, which is available at www.nachi.org/certified-four-point-inspector.htm. Entering the attic space is necessary, and in other KZfaq videos, we follow Dennis in those very hot, humid spaces. Augh! Dennis was gracious enough to allow us to follow him while he performed various types of inspections over the past few years. He's in many more videos at the bottom of the page: www.nachi.org/florida-wind-mitigation-inspection.htm.

Hi, John. We have the form for 4-point inspections, and they do include those systems -- like you said. You're correct. But the insurance form actually does not include entering the attic space. The roof checklist is all from the exterior visual inspection of the roof covering material and surfaces.

No. Yes.

The thing is home insurances requesting for 4 pt inspection and wind mitigation,we send them the full home inspection but wont accept it they want 4 pt inspection 🤷🏻‍♀️

It's permitted to exceed the Standards of Practice.

Good catch, Scat4Me. I'll relay your comment to the inspector.

It's an insurance form. We have the form provided at our free, online course at www.nachi.org/4point.htm

Got it.

You could ask Dennis at www.nachi.org/certified-inspectors/dennis-bonner-16285

Yes. Most. Thanks for the feedback, Marcos.

Marcos, actually most companies will not drop you. I am an electrician for one of the oldest companies in Florida and the majority of the time, if the wiring has no integrity issues and if it has no ground we can add a GFCI breaker and they are fine. Same with Rayon encased wiring. Moreover, the only thing insurance companies do ask is the feeders coming from the meter be modern wiring and not cloth. They will ask them to change those every time but still will not drop them. They will give them a time frame to get it fixed and then once done they move on and update the premium as needed. I have corrected easily over 2000 houses just in 2020 with these issues and everytime the insurance kept their customers on with no issues.

Not sure. You can reach Dennis at www.nachi.org/certified-inspectors/dennis-bonner-16285

Sorry what about the attic and how the roof is attached to the housr

@@ceasararacena5915 Thats for wind mitigation.

Yeah, this is a 4-point.

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The client paying the inspector is usually the homeowner. The bank wants to know the condition and value. The insurance company has an interest in knowing information too. Then there's a home buyer who hires a home inspector to determine the condition of the property. Home inspectors are in demand. It's crazy.