This video will review the CRM event functions. You will learn how to add, delete and change an event on your inspection. We will also discuss how to add tasks into your inspection record.
This video will review the CRM event functions. You will learn how to add, delete and change an event on your inspection. We will also discuss how to add tasks into your inspection record.
Review of Relationship Network Marketing Campaigns including Open Houses, Agent Offices and Sphere of Influence.
Detailed and step by step ways to increase your sphere of influence by networking at community events. I will recap the evening and discuss the contacts I made and the exact steps I will take to develop a relationship and get referrals in the future. This video will show how this one event leads into […]
Marketing consultation with a new home inspector discussing steps to take to increase number of inspections.
This video is a review of a new inspector’s website. Discussion on ways to improve the site including strategies for pricing and online scheduling.
On the surface it sounds great; a quickie roof and good R-value. Those are two of the selling points of spray polyurethane foam (SPF) roofing, but this type of roof isn’t a perfect fit for all, or even most, commercial buildings. The standard SPF roofing application consists of three components, the substrate (often your roof […]
This is a picture of a Water Heater Drain Valve Assembly. It is a plastic valve that is opened and closed by turning the large plastic ring, left to open and right to close. There are several different types of drain valve assemblies and you should be able to identify each one. As home inspectors […]
Balsam Wool, Silvawool, Kimsul are all wood fiber products or cellulose insulation that can be found in 1930’s through 1950’s homes. This insulation was likely to have been treated with a fire retardant. Balsam wool has an R value of about 2 – 3.5 per inch. This insulation should be reports and inspected similar to […]
On stucco siding the weep screed shall be placed a minimum of 4 inches above the earth or 2 inches above paved areas and be of a type that will allow trapped water to drain to the exterior of the building. In order to provide for inspection for termite infestation, clearance between exterior wall coverings […]
A B Vent (double wall) combustion appliance flue pipe must terminate a minimum of 2 feet above the roof surface or 2 feet above any building component within 10 feet of the lowest point of the flue discharge. There are exceptions to this listed in the IRC for different BTU ratings and special pipe cap […]