waynesoper
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That is a undercabinet heater typically used under kitchen cabinets. In this case it appears your homeowner is trying to heat the basement with it. Was the fan hooked up? not really a problem, just evidence of a diy'er gone wild. Did it work? Was there a chair under it, with piles of tabacco on the floor?
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By the way, call them anyway and ask them about the lifetime warranty on the heat exchanger.
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I bet the broker asked you "well, is it leaking"? That roof is the same age as the house and my guess would be somewhere around 30 years.
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yes, you forgot to mention Walmart Inspectizizzle
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Download Homegauge for free at www.homegauge.com so you can see what paying for it gets you. ALOT!!! It is worth every penny as far as I am concerned.
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I have seen indoor oil tanks leak and fill the basement with oil. Unless the slab is jack hammered out anmd contaminated soil removed the oil smell lasts forever. A tank that is sweating oil at the bottom or even dripping slightly should not be talken lightly and should be replaced. Somtimes you see a fiberglass patch at the bottom. That tank requires replacmnent also as patching is not allowed.
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Maybe the mexican sound man installed a speaker in there.
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Michael Croman must be turning over in his grave
waynesoper replied to Inspectorjoe's topic in News Around The Net
What came first. The corpse or the foundation? Looks like they built the foundation after the planting. -
as long as she's over 80
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and I am sure the listing says wonderful NEW deck
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not much different than asphalt roofing but lasts longer due to the pitch, haha.
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A tool is a tool, a fool is a fool. Anyone who thinks thay can start up in this business without kissing a little realtor a$$ is sadly mistaken.
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CHAPSTICK!!
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the patch marks may be more visible than the nails FYI. And the warranty on the roof will be aaffected by the improper install. Googl the name of the shingles and look up their installation guide. Then print it and give it to your roofer before he rips it all off and starts again.
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Thats a kickomatic
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lack of vacumming and cleaning. They were slobs.
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what is the name on the panel? Because if it is a Federal Pacific you need a new panel. Google federal pacific stab lok breakers and READ
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PLease send us some pictures of his work!!
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that's a BEER barrel dormer with Beer being the keyword in the installation process
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si senor, where ju want to move eet!!
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yes, unfortunately for the painter, that panel is compromised and will have to be cleaned or replaced. E3304.6 Integrity of electrical equipment. Internal parts of electrical equipment, including busbars, wiring terminals, insulators and other surfaces, shall not be damaged or contaminated by foreign materials such as paint, plaster, cleaners or abrasives, and corrosive residues. There shall not be any damaged parts that might adversely affect safe operation or mechanical strength of the equipment such as parts that are broken; bent; cut; deteriorated by corrosion, chemical action, or overheating. Foreign debris shall be removed from equipment.
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never seen that but sure wold be nice if all buried tanks were labeled in that way. If the house was old enough for one i would note it in the report.
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That is to open the door in case a bird flies in. Must be a tree hugger in that house
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looks like Jewish Italian to me