structural concerns: Fit to Be Tied
- 09/04/15 09:53 PM
Getting tied up has its advantages
We have all been there, done that, seen it, got the T shirt. A meltdown, conniption, temper tantrum. Frustration boils over and you or your child or your parent, becomes an uncontrolled, spewing Mount Vesuvius of rage. When one reaches this point, it is said they are fit to be tied.
While I can't say I reach that point during a home inspection, I can become annoyed with what I find. Particularly when the issues begin to mount and it becomes fairly clear someone or multiple persons have dropped the proverbial ball. I find these circumstances … (4 comments)
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structural concerns: Guess Work?
- 12/06/12 08:36 PM
When taking on a project, in order to accomplish the desired result, a certain amount of planning is advisable. Flying or should I say sawing and hammering by the seat of your pants will unquestionably have the build run into snags. Yet even the best laid plans come up against problems. Solving unforeseen glitches is not only part of construction, it can be said to be a part of every day life.
In a fair amount of modern construction I see newer methods and materials being used. I think overall this is a good direction to head. Old school purist may … (8 comments)
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