Really funny NACHI.TV episode with Joe Tedesco.

[Nick Gromicko]

http://www.nachi.tv/episode27

[Randy D. Stufflebeem]

TOO FUNNY Educational as well! If college was this way I may have paid better attention.

[William J. Decker]

Joe's a good guy and a walking code encylopedia.

But, he cannot, literally, say two sentences without quoting a code.

Very passionate about his profession.

[Jae Williams]

Ahhh...now I know what to put in my reports...


"That's not good!"


Should cover it pretty well...

How ya' doin', Joe...thanks for this video--and thanks for teaching NACHI....

[David A. Andersen]

Love that Joe T. !!!!!!!

Being form MA, that accent brings me home!
I am currently a man without a country. I have no accent acceptable to any!

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Originally Posted by wdecker

Joe's a good guy and a walking code encylopedia.

But, he cannot, literally, say two sentences without quoting a code.

Very passionate about his profession.

Joe was very sensitive to the issue of "home inspectors don't quote code." I don't believe Joe made any particular referrences to code or actually quoted any code specifically throughout any of the video at http://www.nachi.tv/ppv.

It was awesome to see an well-spoken, veteran electrical inspector, and NEC trainer, speak the language of a home inspector while performing several challenging inspections. Joe was a true professional in the way that he was able to perform electrical inspections, in front of a camera, live, no rehersal, no script, and not quote code.

Is code quoted in any of the almost 70 minutes of inspection video? I don't recall. I'll have to play them again for myself.

[Nick Gromicko]

Joe Tedesco has a great sense of humor that I never knew existed. It just doesn't come through with mere text on a message board. He kept the shows funny and entertaining while very educational. I don't know if I learned more or laughed more. Joe T. is the best! Thanks Joe!

[jtedesco1]

Nick you too have a sense of humor, and yes, I have a sense of humor, it just doesn't come through on the message board.

I also want to thank everyone for their kind words.

[Greg Bell]

Nice job Joe.

[jtedesco1]

Thank you Greg, I am on a role and will do another video with a surprise guest CMI this week and we will discuss the industry and call attention to many important items.

PS: Do you know when the Home Inspection Industry actually started in the USA and Canada?

Someone mentioned that it was around the early 80"s?

[Marcel R. Cyr]

Had the pleasure of Meeting Joe T. in Portland, Maine a few years back.

Joe is an excellent instructor and funny to boot.

Thank you Joe.

Marcel

[Greg Bell]

The early 70's Joe.

I based my answer on the fact that ASHI started in the mid 70's. To me that is when we started as an industry. I have since learned that some of the individuals that started ASHI were actually open for business in the 50's.

[Nick Gromicko]

Hot PiC: Here I am with the oldest working inspector in N. America http://www.nachi.org/oldesthomeinspector2006.htm