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and grading around foundations, as well as understanding load paths in structural systems. The presentation included detailed illustrations of various foundation types, including slab-on-grade and crawl space foundations, along with their components and proper installation methods. Participants were
-Built Fireplaces Factory-built fireplaces now make up approximately 75% of all types of fireplaces. A factory-built fireplace is made up of a firebox enclosed within a steel cabinet, and a steel chimney or flue. Factory-built fireplaces are also often called “zero-clearance” fireplaces. Room air-inlet
professionals, how to recognize proper and improper conditions while inspecting steep-slope, residential roofs. This series covers roof framing, roofing materials, the attic, and the conditions that affect the roofing materials and components, including wind and hail. SHINGLE INSTALLATION METHODS
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Learn how to safely and thoroughly inspect fireplaces, stoves, and chimneys in this free three-hour webinar. We’ll cover common defects, proper installation, and safety concerns to help you identify issues that could impact the home’s safety and performance. This training
of the flashing installed at a masonry chimney stack; (b) identify and describe each component of the masonry chimney flashing; and (c) describe to clients the flashing areas where potential defects related to improper installation may be observed during an inspection. Available to non-members for a fee 12
manufacturers' recalls or conformance with manufacturer installation, or any information included for purposes of consumer protection. acoustical properties. replacement or repair cost estimates. estimates of the cost to operate any given system. II. The inspector is not required to operate: any system
typically found near the corners of a foundation, usually due to normal soil settlement. Larger step cracks may indicate ongoing movement or sinking of the foundation and are a more serious condition. step flashing: Small, individual pieces of metal flashing material used to flash around chimneys
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Wood Shingle and Shake Roof Inspection Exterior Deck (In Front Corner) Basement, Foundation, Crawlspace HVAC Inspection Guide Fireplace and Chimney Inspection Guide Hot Water Source Plumbing Inspection Guide Electrical Inspection Electrical Inspection 2 Attic, Insulation & Ventilation Garage Windows
