Episode 53 - Home Inspector's Electrical Wall of Defects

[jtedesco1]

Please pull the video! See all of the complaints on Terry Loves site!

[Ben J. Gromicko]

I'll be making an update of the video with certain improvements in accuracy related to statements made by the master electrician.

For decades, home inspectors have been under heavy, critical scrutiny from master electricians for making mistakes.

[Paul W. Abernathy]

Ben,

Just let me know if you need me to PROOF anything for you. So that we can clarify any facts for you before they are put to video.

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Originally Posted by pabernathy

Ben,

Just let me know if you need me to PROOF anything for you. So that we can clarify any facts for you before they are put to video.

Thanks, Bro.
We at NACHI.TV really appreciate it.

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by pabernathy

Ben,

Just let me know if you need me to PROOF anything for you. So that we can clarify any facts for you before they are put to video.

Ben,

I personally wouldn't even flinch at the opportunity to utilize Paul A.'s opinions to have "The Wall" video edited.

If you're not utilizing Paul's opinions, who is assisting in this editing process?

[Nick Gromicko]

There is almost no technical editing of NACHI.TV interviews. Guests are free to say what they want to.

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by n.gromicko

There is almost no technical editing of NACHI.TV interviews. Guests are free to say what they want to.

No..... no technical editing, just revisions.

Originally Posted by bgromicko

I'll be making an update of the video with certain improvements in accuracy related to statements made by the master electrician.

For decades, home inspectors have been under heavy, critical scrutiny from master electricians for making mistakes.

[Billy Boerner]

Originally Posted by pabernathy

Ben,

Just let me know if you need me to PROOF anything for you. So that we can clarify any facts for you before they are put to video.

Great idea. Thanks Paul.

[Marc D. Shunk]

Originally Posted by gromicko

There is almost no technical editing of NACHI.TV interviews. Guests are free to say what they want to.

Interesting way to make an educational video, then. Find some guy in the yellow pages and put him on TV. Good work.

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Since I started at NACHI.TV I've invited (publicly and privately) numerous, qualified InterNACHI members to join us at NACHI.TV.

Most, including some of the critics posting in this thread, turned down the invitation. Flat turned down - "No." "Never."

I don't want to go outside the InterNACHI pool, but the lack of participation by my fellow inspectors, my collegues, my comrades forces to me look elsewhere.

It has been written in one of my favorite books, "As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another."

I ask each member of InterNACHI to consider being the "one man."

[Ben J. Gromicko]

I find it easy to criticize something from afar.

Instead of questioning the way educational/training videos are produced, or criticizing the quality of the product - I ask for participation.

Join in.

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by bgromicko

I find it easy to criticize something from afar.

Instead of questioning the way educational/training videos are produced, or criticizing the quality of the product - I ask for participation.

Join in.

LOL

You make this sound as if it were a NACHI membership project instead of a for-profit enterprise for which you are paid.

Please explain why people would provide free services to provide their credibility for your product.

[Ben J. Gromicko]

For example...

There's a 2-day HVAC course being filmed for NACHI.TV. Taking place in Denver, CO at the end of this month.

Will you join us and be a part of the greatest online HVAC training video ever produced?

Or will you wait till it's all over, and be the first to post your judgment?

I've always believed (and openly expressed) that ....

The quality and success of NACHI.TV rests upon the Membership.

NACHI.TV can be one of the greatest creations ever envisioned, whose sole purpose is to make the membership better, stronger, and the best educated/trained inspectors in the world.

[Marc D. Shunk]

NACHI.TV has members? I thought that was a business that happened to have NACHI in the name?

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Originally Posted by jbushart

LOL

You make this sound as if it were a NACHI membership project instead of a for-profit enterprise for which you are paid.

Please explain why people would provide free services to provide their credibility for your product.

I believe everyone who has appeared on a NACHI.TV training/educational video has been paid a considerable sum. Per day, per hour, plane tickets, hotel room, etc. Ask Joe, Will, John, Krum, Hank, Mike, David, Mele, Kenton, etc. Well worth every penny.