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We are Excited By Energy Inspecting in New York State

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Education & Training with Merrell Institute ~ Appraisal Education Network

Are you an Appraiser or a Home Inspector in New York State?

Did you or have you training in Energy Inspections, including air flow, thermal imaging, testing

Do you have Environmental testing, such as lead, radon, mold, etc.

Are you willing to learn?

Are you interested in learning about this existing, exciting and profitable business?

If you are. you can cehck out our energy ection at www.merrellinstitute.com and you can send us a not to:

nysanamc@gmail.com  and we will be contacting those interested after 9-15-08.

All the best. I wanted to make sure that Active Rain members were and are the first to know of this expansion.

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Donna Mitchell- Middle Tennessee's Best Banker
Brentwood, TN

Bill,

I live in Middle Tennessee.  My home is new construction from last year.  Do you think I need a radon test on a new home?  How much do they cost?

Thanks,

Donna Mitchell, Home Loan Consultant, Middle Tennessee's Best Banker, www.donnasgotmoney.com

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Aug 24, 2008 07:02 AM
Bill C. Merrell
Merrell Institute ~ Appraisal Education Network - Bohemia, NY
Ph.D. - Merrell Institue

Radion in your area is outside of my knoweldge base. Radon maps can tell you where clusters are. PCL levels over 4 parts per PCL are what the Feds consider excessive. 

Does your area have radon issues? If so, radon testing, short tersm cannister, long term cannister or electronic testing is all available. Even firms, such as www.reliablelab.com may be able to refer a qualified radon tech for you.

Check with your state to determine regulations for same.

New construction. Energy wise, were you there when the house was built, and did you see all the insulation installed. A thermal camera can show if there are any missing areas of insulations. I don;t think a blower test is necessary, however not seeing your home, you should investigate what is the norm for your area.

I hope this helps.  All the best.

Bill

Aug 24, 2008 11:04 AM
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