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[#2] Posted: 03/27/2010 - 6:02:34 PM |  |  |
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Search the posting archives. It has been discussed many, many times.
Comments range from good to "are you nuts?".
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Nolan E. Kienitz
Nolan's Inspections, LLC
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[#3] Posted: 03/27/2010 - 6:05:11 PM | | |
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Our resident expert is Chad Fabry,
During Katrina he went down to N.O. for about three months.
ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!
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[#4] Posted: 03/27/2010 - 6:39:39 PM | | |
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Following Hurricane Ike that hit Southeast Texas I spent close to a month doing Insurance Adjusting work in Houston.
Was not too bad, but I'm not planning on doing such again.
Personal health reasons.
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Nolan E. Kienitz
Nolan's Inspections, LLC
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[#5] Posted: 03/27/2010 - 6:43:17 PM | | |
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Thanks guys. I've been trying to fumble around on here. Haven't figured out how to locate through the archives yet.
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[#6] Posted: 03/27/2010 - 7:08:24 PM | | |
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I did 4 months of verification inspections in New Orleans for the SBA following Katrina. About 400 inspections. They gave me the worse hit areas of the lower 9th Ward and upper St. Bernard Parish. The waters around the raised floor house in the photo rose too quickly for the house to take on water. It gained too much bouyancy and floated long enough to end up in the street. Sometimes several adjacent houses floated, making it hard to find out which one corresponded to the lot that you were inspecting. Some lots could be reached only on foot because of the floaters. One such house had a monolithic poured concrete foundation/floor. The whole slab floated out, intact. Quite an inspection experience. Compensation and per dem were excellent but didn't have much contact with family during that time.
Pardon the drift.
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