Nope. Websites are not people.

Nope. A computer by itself does nothing. Unlike website that works while you sleep. You missed the point.

Nope. A computer by itself does nothing. Unlike website that works while you sleep. You missed the point.

@@BenGromicko are you serious? You think computers can’t do anything on their own? How do you think the website runs? Have you never heard of programming? Or algorithms? You missed the point bro. Calling every piece of technology an “employee” is not novel or clever

​@@kiarajames3932Keep throwing around buzz words it makes you sound smart

@@majutsush1 computer programs are buzz words? Are you obtuse?

@@kiarajames3932 I understand what you’re saying. But you don’t need a computer to have a website.

I would say it’s up to you. Do what works.

Glad you think so!

Our pleasure!

There are some electrical panelboards that are not safe to open up by removing the dead front cover.

Thanks for watching.

No one knows what's on an ICC exam.

You're so welcome!

It was fun filming it.

My pleasure!

Nope. In my other video where we scope that downspout pipe, you find that the pipe is actually clogged. There’s a video.

Nice.

Thanks for watching.

Glad it was helpful!

I think you’re right. I’m going to inspect further. And make a new video!

Yes. Actually a mosquito spray company comes around and sprays a garlic-based spray regularly.

You might be right. It might be a chalking from the masonry. I’ll inspect further.,

Hm.

According to the standards of practice. I don’t do it. But I will do it. And exceeded the standards. For my clients. If deemed necessary.

You may be right. I will check this out further.

No. I checked. And the sprinklers don’t get that area wet at all.

We had this issue. First, we adjusted our sprinkler system to lessen the chance of routine spraying against the house. Our water is highly mineralized in our area, and the wind still blows the sprinkler water against the house, causing the mineral deposits on the windows and window frames. We cleaned everything with CLR, then rinsed the windows thoroughly. This was followed by coating the window glass with the same product folks use to minimize rain droplets on their car windshield. We also used a good quality car wax on the window frames. Yep, looks good, and it certainly was passed by the house inspector when we sold the house a year later.

Nope. I checked. And the sprinklers don’t get that area wet at all.

This is why getting more than one opinion is a necessity. It looks to me like hard water deposits, lime scale stains mixed with air pollutants baked in by the sun.

There should be sealer applied to that masonry. That black finish is going to look terrible in a year after the grout starts leaching.

I think you may be right. It’s chalking from the masonry above.

Nope. Internachi is a college at www.internachi.edu. And we have a college home inspector certificate program that is one year in length. 549 hours.

Nope. We have a home inspector certificate program that lasts one year. 549 hours. From our tuition free college at www.internachi.edu.

Yep

Thanks

Thanks

Thanks for taking InterNACHI's free, online pre-licensing course for getting a home inspector license at www.nachi.org/licensing-and-certification/us/north-carolina. It's very thorough, including the asphalt shingle roof training and one part is on inspecting tile. It's free and online and available at any time and your pace on any device. If you need anything, we're available at www.nachi.org/contact.htm

You're so right. It's fun though.

Thank you so much.

We're going to redesign our existing podcast with more content like this at www.nachi.org/podcast.htm

It's like watching This Old House. Addictive.

@@BenGromicko yeah, I've been watching home improvement videos, but I'm at the stage where I no longer understand how stick-frame houses can remain upright at all. It seems that all that's holding up such houses is the weight of the house and a few screws to the foundation, and this scheme doesn't exactly inspire confidence

Yes.

Nope. I like breaking things. It's my job. Read www.nachi.org/damage-during-inspection.htm

InterNACHI School is the only accredited home inspector college at internachi.edu/

Great to hear. Start at www.nachi.org/infrared-certified-requirements.htm

Wonderful

Yes. We have those hands-on training classes available. But it's not required to become an InterNACHI-certified home inspector. Visit Steps #1 and #2 at www.nachi.org/become-home-inspector.htm for more info.

@@BenGromicko Are those classes located in Florida?

@@jeancaba8498yes, go to www.nachi.org/florida

@@jeancaba8498 yes, visit www.nachi.org/florida

You got this!

Good question for the vendor.

Thank you!