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Boom. My own house. It’ll happen with this cold. Call if you have questions. It’s normal at this temp. It’s not a tree exploding. We can calm on that one.

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Sounds silly. But DO NOT install shingles sideways.

Shortest inspection of the year. Girders and joists damaged, exposed electrical hanging from the ceiling, and to top it off the basement floor had standing water from plumbing leaks. First time I asked a client to leave the basement for safety reasons. Last thing I want is to have a client get electrocuted.

Usually don’t go on snowy/icy roofs, but I had a plan to get at this attic access. 2 ladders and a rope to rig a sorta grabbling hook.

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Guess what’s around the corner? Winter and winter home owner concerns. The following are the main concerns.
1. Remove all hoses from the exterior faucets. If these freeze it can cause major water damage to the home.
2. The picture with the two PVC vents are for your furnace. It may be a unit with only one vent pipe. Keep snow cleared from this area. If you have a high efficiency gas water heater find that vent and clear it. If not cleared the furnace or water heater will shut diwn. 3. The other picture is your gas meter. The upper left item is the gas meter vent. Clear ice and snow from anything that looks like that. This is a safety concern.
Ask any questions concerning this and we will answer them. Brought to you by the cool dudes of Tri State Home Inspection.