Attica Attica Attica.
nashvilleshomeinspector • November 8, 2012
This one was a bit of a struggle….screwed shut hatch….1.5 ft drop ceiling…up into the original attic..ton of insulation…over low pitched roof section near eaves…coming down was even better!… The screwed shut hatch alone would have gotten an “inaccessible” comment … Continue reading →
This one was a bit of a struggle….screwed shut hatch….1.5 ft drop ceiling…up into the original attic..ton of insulation…over low pitched roof section near eaves…coming down was even better!… The screwed shut hatch alone would have gotten an “inaccessible” comment from most inspectors…..
One small step for mankind……
Uh so a pull down hatch would be a nice addition.
Geez….you should have seen the crawl space.
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Home Inspection Structural Comment; Not for the Squeamish
Repair: The original fireplace chimney was essentially built into the solid masonry wall structure of the home located on the interior side of the wall (chimney not visible at exterior). The chimney no longer passes through the roof line and the chimney is not suitable for use. The top of the chimney was demo'd below the roof line elevation but was not blocked off and air sealed in the attic or at the top of the fireplaces. Currently, free air transfer occurs between the attic and living room and attic and basement as a result and is a significant energy efficiency issue bringing air with attic conditions into the home. When the HVAC system at the 1st level turns on, attic air is pulled from the attic down the flue into the living room. The attic temperature was approx. 100 deg F at the time of inspection. Loose brick is also present at the top of the flues and could be a falling hazard down the flue if dislodged. A chimney/fireplace technician should be contacted to properly block off and air seal the chimney flues and address debris. Seeing Knowing Throwing money away Inspector Bill Carlson
The single ply roofing membrane could not be inspected as the inspector did not have proper footwear. A licensed roofing contractor should be contacted to evaluate and repair as needed.
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In beautiful and scenic Green Hills today. A couple of months ago I came back to my shoes (I inspect interiors shoeless to respect sellers clean houses and get a better floor feel) and the Seller’s cat gave me a … Continue reading →
I see a lot of tankless water heaters in unheated garages in Nash Vegas. We might want to rethink that! It DOES get cold here for extended periods of time. Seeing Knowing Breaking the bad news Inspector Bill Carlson
In beautiful ( and wicked cold) Green Hills today………. Seeing Knowing Mixing a shocking Mojito Inspector Bill Carlson
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