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- Name
- Eragorn Northe
- Company
- Der Hous Inspector
- E-mail
- Contact Eragorn Northe (Der Hous Inspector)
- Website
- http://www.derhouseinspections.com
- Office Phone
- (306) 684-1748
- Address
- Moose Jaw, SK
- Description
- A Certified Home Inspector is your best option when it comes to making the most of your home investment.
Certifications/Qualifications
Graduated American Home Inspection training Institute (AHIT)
Graduated Foley Belsaw Institute - Diploma - Home Inspection
Member of Saskatchewan Building Officials Association
* Approved Inspector
For Federal Government Re-location, including
-R.C.M.P
-Military
-Federal Civil Service.
* Certificate of Completion as Certified Mold Inspector.
* Certificate For How To Inspect For Moisture Intrusion
* Certificate of Completion for Residential Plumbing.
*Certificate of Completion for Water Heaters.
* Certificate of Completion for Electrical Inspection.
* Certificate of Completion for Structural Issues.
*Certificate of Completion for Roofing Inspection.
* Certificate of Completion for Radon Gas Inspection.
* Certificate For Wood-Destroying Organism Inspection (WDO)
* Certificate For Green Building
* Certificate For Inspecting Foundations.
* Certificate For How To Inspect The Exterior.
Member in Good Standing of International Association of Certified Home Inspectors
 courses to keep up to date, as per InterNachi standards,
IAC2 Mold Inspection - Certification #IAC2-01-3648
video training- how to inspect a garage.
video training - HVAC - 16 hours-
Topics include:
- Central Heating Systems
- Furnaces: Gas, Oil, Electric, Solid Fuel, Air Distribution Systems, Filtration Systems
- Classifications, Efficiencies, Categories
- Major Components
- Heat Exchangers, Blowers, Controls, Electronics
- Pilots, Ignitors, Flame Sensors, Fan/Limit Controls, Safety Devices
- Sequence of Operation
- Boilers: Water, Steam, Oil, Gas, Wood, Coal, Electric
- Forced Draft, Natural Draft, Induced Draft
- Condensing: Wall-Hung, Integrated
- Zone Valves, Mixing Valves, Water Cutoffs, Circulators, Air Separators, Temp Pressure Controls, Limit Controls, Backflow, Tanks
- Oil Burners
- Piping Systems, Hydronic Heat Distributions Systems
- Heat Pump Systems: Components, Cycle, Operation
- Thermostats and Controls
- Chimneys and Venting Systems: Masonry, Fabricated, Vent Pipes, Types and Categories, Plastic, Direct, Unvented
- In-Space Heating Systems: Room, Wall, Floor, Electric, Fireplaces, Stoves, Infrared Heaters
- Humidification Devices and Systems: Induct, Bypass, Portable, Specialty
- Central Cooling Systems: Refrigeration Cycle, Compressor, Condenser, Fan, Metering Devices, Valves, Evaporator, Coils
- Evaporative Cooling Systems
- System Defects: Identification, Recognition and Diagnosis
- Basic Performance Evaluation
- Inspection Tools
- Heating and cooling systems are taken apart to demonstrate how they work. Actual inspections are performed on numerous HVAC systems including boilers, furnaces, and heat pumps. A gas-fired furnace is taken apart to reveal a cracked heat exchanger defect.
Exterior course-
This course has been approved by:
The Exterior Inspection course includes:
- 43 sections;
- 54,286 words;
- 135 photos, graphics, and diagrams;
- 3 tables;
- 18 quizzes;
- a 60-question final exam (drawn from a larger pool);
- instant grading;
- a downloadable, printable Certificate of Completion; and
- accreditations and state approvals.
The course covers the following categories:
- Learning Objectives
- Table of Contents
- Inspection Tools
- Inspection Procedure
- Residential Standards of Practice
- Identification
- Doors
- Windows
- Siding
- Siding Types
- Wood Siding
- Solid Wood and Lumber Siding
- Plywood Siding
- Shingles and Shakes
- Hardboard
- OSB Siding
- Particleboard Siding
- Considerations
- Finish Problems
- Chalking
- Rot
- Aluminum or Steel Siding?
- Aluminum
- Steel
- Grounding Metal Siding
- Vinyl Siding
- SIPs
- Brick
- Stone
- Stucco and EIFS
- Asbestos Cement-Based Siding
- Clay and Slate Shingles
- Asphalt Shingles
- Insulation Value of Siding
- Siding Materials Chart
- Masonry Exterior Wall Covering
- Concrete Blocks
- Manufactured Stone
- Load-Bearing or Veneer?
- Common Problems with Masonry Exterior
- Foundation Cracks and Water
- Inspecting the Visible Masonry and Foundation
- Checking the Masonry
- Masonry Foundation and Piers
- Shrinkage Cracking
- Sweeping or Horizontal Cracking?
- Above-Ground Masonry Walls
- Eaves, Soffit and Fascia
- Wall Assembly
- Housewrap
- Waterproofing and Damp-proofing
- Permanent Wood Foundations
- Common Problems with Walls
- Inadequate Clearance from the Roof Cover
- Dense Vegetation
- Wood and Soil Contact
- Water Intrusion
- Flashing of Wall Components and Moisture Problems
- Understanding and Inspecting Flashing
- Flashing
- Flashing and Caulking
- Sealants for Through-Wall Penetrations
- Kickout Flashing
- Exterior Drainage Systems
- Site Surface Drainage
- Foundation Drainage
- Roof and Surface Drainage
- Roof Overhangs and Projections
- Roof Drainage, Gutters and Downspouts
- Checking the Site and Foundation
- Inspection of Drainage Slope
- Property Drainage
- Sump Pumps
- Landscaping
- Fences
- Windows and Doors
- Common Problems
- Windowsills and Door Sills
- Window Sill Height
- Putty
- Weather Stripping
- Shutters
- Awnings
- Fogged Windows
- Egress Doors
- Ramps
- Stairways
- Risers and Treads
- Guards
- The Spheres
- The Handgrip
- Attachment
- Emergency Escape and Rescue Openings
- Window Wells
- Basement Walkouts
- Exterior Decks
- Inspecting a Garage
- Garage Door Opener Inspection
- Other Systems
- Chimneys
- Defensible Space
- Retaining Walls
- Driveway, Walkways and Pavements
- Buried Oil Tanks
- Other Exterior Considerations
- Additional Exterior Structures
- Yards and Courts
- Flood Zones
- Exterior Water
- GFCI-Protection for Exterior
- Clothes Dryer Exhaust
- Private Wells
- Septic Systems
- Other Exterior Factors
- Guide for Homeowners: Water Management and Water Damage Prevention
- and more
Inspections
Types of Inspections available:
Move In Certified, pre listing inspection
IAC2 Mold Inspection
Complete with professional lab analytical privileges, including chain of custody documentation.
Pre-Purchase Inspections
Prompt, Professional, Quality Service.
Brookfield Global Relocation Services, (BGRS)- Government and Military Personal
soon to offer thermal Imaging FLIR i/T/P-Series cameras are especially designed for building inspections.
The cameras are ideal for predictive maintenance and planned inspection of electrical and mechanical systems to ensure they operate at maximum efficiency and safety with minimal energy consumption.
A complete top to bottom, detailed visual inspection of the Home, providing you with peace of mind, knowing your decision is based on the knowledge of an informed decision.
Good testimonials
Hi Eragorn,
Thanks again for being so prompt and thorough.
A.S. Unity, Sk.
Hi Eragorn,
Thanks for a job well done and for being so quick to get back to me.
J. S. Gravelbourg, Sk.
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