This was on a inspection for a one year warranty I am making a statement to the owner about this supply air plenum what would you say.
If you read this post and do not reply when you hit your back arrow your computer will disappear in a cloud of smoke. Go ahead Make my day;-)
Man O mighty I just smoked 26 computers:twisted:
Octopus observed in attic. Recommend further evaluation by a qualified Marine Biologist. At minimum, recommend maintain with daily feedings of consumable energy. 
Whew!!! Glad I didn’t lose my computer…
Your just lucky now tell me what you would really put in a report don’t be shy I have difficulty hearing, speak up:mrgreen:
Certainly depends on if the plenum is insulated or not. Most of the time the sleeves at the plenum are not sealed… and I’ve never been a fan of flex duct…
looks like something from lost in space…
The take offs were sealed just not very pretty and certinally not the way I would have installed them and yes the plenum was insulated to the inside just not visible. I am looking for more don’t make me smoke your computer;-)
I am going to let you by on that one your computer is safe for now:p
I see we have 112 blind inspectors and 102 with smoked computers
Incorrectly sized ducts which will result in poor air distribution. Recommend that…
Mr home buyer
110 Inspectors could not determine what to say about this. I present you with Pic # 1. you decide what to call it
Is the plenum to small to deliver balanced air flow?
Don’t smoke me for asking a question
You so funny I appreciate your humor:D
No smokum for you at least your thinking but no not what I was looking for;-)
I had no problem with the size of the duct but your getting close to my statement to the owner:D
The location of the ducts on the plenum…
Yes sir BRO ya got it. When the ducts are installed at the bottom of the plenum it takes higher static pressure within the plenum to for the air to evenly distribuite into the duct system.
I was always taught to start just below the end cap on the plenum and proceed downward
This plenum appears to be constructed in accordance to HVAC standards , however the flex duct work and connections were not professionally or properly installed and therfore may be a source for energy loss and inadaquate air flow to registers. Reccomend a qualified Licensed HVAC contractor evaluate and repair as needed.
Please don’t shoot me Charley
I re did your statement and left out one word that is not needed, I and we have already evaluated the situation and determined that repairs are needed:D
BTW the client made a statement to me before the inspection even started that one of the bedrooms had a air flow problem
