fayette county home inspector: Want a great warm thick soup...
- 03/01/10 04:54 AM
Try this Eight Can recipe: 1 can of corn 1 can of sliced or diced white potatoes 1 can of diced tomatoes 1 can of okra or green beans (recommend okra) 1 can of Veg-All 1 can of Campbells old fashion vegetable soup 1 can of Hormel Chili w/o beans 1 can of Hormel Chili w/beans Mix all together in pan or crock pot and heat! It is GOOD! … (6 comments)
have in common? They are all burried in Arlington National Cemetery, a truly special place that you must visit at some point. Put it on your "bucket list"! … (2 comments)
fayette county home inspector: U Dirty RAT
- 02/17/10 01:44 AM
Some home inspectors do not take the cover (dead front) off the electric panel for safety reasons. The accepted Standards of Practice in the industry do not require removal of the cover to complete the inspection. However, for those of us that remove the panel cover to check for proper connections of the service entry cable to the panel lugs, wiring to breakers and proper sizing, grounding, etc. there can be surprises....
Electric panels have "knockouts" that are removed when the electrician needs an opening for wires to enter the panel. When ever a knockout is removed, the hole have a … (7 comments)
fayette county home inspector: The Price of Freedom
- 02/13/10 12:03 AM
If you have not been to Washington DC since the Korean War Memorial was finished I recommend that you make the trip. It is a stunning memorial.
As a Vietnam veteran I have a special place for "the wall" but this memorial really touched me. … (5 comments)
fayette county home inspector: Home Inspector's Assistant
- 02/12/10 02:18 AM
Some of you larger home inspectors may need an assistant to get in tight spaces. Well, I came across a willing and physically qualified assistant that I can make available for a price!
As you can see, he has a natural curosity, invaluable in the inspection business and
a sharp eye that doesn't miss a thing! He is also physically perfect for those tight spaces that some of us have trouble fitting into and will WORK FOR FOOD! If you are interested leave your contact info and I will call you! … (2 comments)
fayette county home inspector: Radon....The Silent Killer
- 02/11/10 02:13 AM
Radon gas exposure is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United State with over 21,000 deaths a year (over 600 in Georgia). Radon enters houses because of the pressure differential between the earth under the house and the space in the house which causes the house to become a natural flue stack, ie. "stack effect".
The only way to know if your house has radon above the 4.0 Picocuries per liter of air (pCi/l) currently set by the EPA as the level to take action is to test. The use of a continuous radon monitor produces the … (3 comments)
fayette county home inspector: What If My House Fails The Inspection?
- 01/29/10 12:18 AM
What if my house fails the inspection? Is the seller going to fix any of the problems the inspector finds? The home inspection is not a pass or fails process. It is a process of gathering information about the current condition of the house and its systems. A home inspection is intended to assist in evaluation of the overall condition of the property and dwelling. The inspection is based on observation of the visible and apparent condition of the structure and its components on the date of the inspection, and not the prediction of future conditions. A home inspection will not reveal … (4 comments)
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