PBusch

I'm more concerned about damage to the machine.

I'm just trying to foresee certain types of situations that may arise.

I suppose I could have worded that better. I was just referring to the latches letting go. Any ladder can fail, tip over, or whatever, and most of the time its the user's fault having not set it up properly or using a damaged ladder. I don't know about the extend and climbs but the telesteps which is supposed to be the original has worked very well for me.

I was wondering, do you find if you pull your camera out to help identify a potential problem and your client sees you do it do they typically want you to scan the whole house and everything in it. I'm just afraid it would end up wasting time and causing more issues because now you have to also educate them on what is shown on the screen.

I've been using a 12 foot telesteps and that gets me on 95% of all roofs. It does take time to build up trust as it does flex but their designed to flex. As long as your sure everything is locked in there's nothing to be afraid of.

Does anyone use a Tri Pod for their Sun Nuclear radon monitor? Sometimes it can be hard to find something to set the monitor on especially if the house is vacant. The only concern with the tri pod is a dog tipping it over, it seems like everyone has a dog.