House was built in 2001 - Sewell, NJ (south NJ)

there is a flexible yellow gas line that runs from the basement up to the 2nd floor furnace in the attic

Is this code compliant?? if not now, any way to find out if it was back in 2001?

Any help/info would be greatly appreciated

I am a homeowner, not an inspector---thanks!!

Eric;)

Werner Reichenberger, President.

Thanks Werner!

Need Wind Mit and Citizens 4 Point in this zip code............

Almost new (but still in new condition)

KODAK EASYSHARE Z981, Digital Camera
http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-came...-33969352.html

I Bought it and decided it just wasn't for me for my needs. It is in Pristine condition, I even bought Extra rechargeable batteries, so it comes with 2 sets and 2 charges, and 1 of the charges plugs into wall outlet and also Cigarette lighter in car. Also I have the biggest SD Card for this camera it is 32 GB all the batteries, chargers and memory card are original Kodak brand, no knock off stuff.

New it is over $350.00 (with accories) I am asking for $230.00 or Make me an offer if you are interested.

Jim
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http://www.nachi.org/french-exam.htm

The log-in is in English still, but the exam is all in French.

Hi fellow Inspectors,
I am trying to fine information regarding the installation of a ceiling fan in a bathroom...
I vaguely recall that there is an electrical safety issue with ceiling fans within 3 feet of a shower / bathtub or sink...

Can anyone clarify for me. South Florida / West Palm Beach

Charles Segal
Home Sweet Home Inspections
hshi09@att.net

Washington Township - New Jersey

House was built in 2001

Flex gas line was used in basement from the hot water heater up to the furnace on the 2nd floor - was this built to code???

We are selling house and need to know asap - THANKS FOR ANY HELP!

Eric

Can anyone tell me if this is an inspection hole, or a hole that has burnt through the access cover of this boiler. It is for hot water heat of the home built in 1940.It seems to have flame roll-out marks above it.When I look into the hole I can see very yellow flames & a lot of rusty looking dirt on the burners.

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Contact the client if you can help:


Bryan Williamson
Service Department Administrator
Victoria Air Conditioning, Ltd.
513 Profit Dr.
Victoria, TX. 77901
361-578-5241
Fax: 361-578-9878
BryanWilliamson@victoriaair.com

Yep.
Hmmm, more supposed, self proclaimed experts giggling as water comes out of wall BUTT umm duh, they don't 'GET' how,where that water gets INTO the g dang wall.Typical inside system incompetence.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DskAWLfajzs according to duh shtty BBB, business started 2010, BBB dorks opened file 2011
Giggle giggle, tee heeeeee. ](*,)](*,)](*,)](*,)](*,)

You don't think allowing water,salt,chemicals to CONTINUE to enter, to continually pass through blocks, to continually pass through,erode (to wear away, break down, sheesh!) the mortar joints between blocks can weaken,deteriorate blocks or the joints????????????????????????????????????????????
Then you eyeball the last 2 links,photos below....dumbazz.

Yes, most and maybe all inside system owners, salespeople,installers etc either either friggin don't understand wtf they should OR maybe some get it but lie,misrepresent how and where the water most often is getting INTO the dang wall,basement and OBVIOUSLY do not fix it, don't repair it, do NOT actaully WATERPROOF the problem!

Where are people's friggin BRAINS on this-subject man?

Where do ya think that water is getting into the blocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You think somehow, magically that drilling holes in block walls and then installing interior systems really fixes these problems?!@#!???

NEGLIGENCE!!!!! This is self serving bulshhht aka fraud OR these inside system buttheads REALLY ARE......STOOOOOoooopid!!!

It's one or the other.

THIS is how,where water gets into many blocks walls....
http://picasaweb.google.com/10104903...03126118240418
Through exterior cracks, cracked parging,openings around service lines where they comes through the dang basement wall,openings in-around-under basement windows,doors etc etc......and NO interior system repiars ANY of these! It's impossible you knuckleheads!!!!!!!!!!!!](*,)](*,)](*,)

Since inside system dorks do NOT find,locate,identify most peoples problems and of course do not fix,repiar them THEN......WATER is STILL getting INTO the BLOCKS!!!!!

EYEBALL what can happen to exterior,interior blocks when YOU don't repair 'em...
http://picasaweb.google.com/10104903...65133328086770


This is part of what attaching crap to inside wall will hide,conceal.
http://picasaweb.google.com/10104903...04553850232530
And whatever garbage inside system company uses/places against part or all of the interior walls will also hide mold,efflorescence etc

Would you let water etc continually pass-through, enter your roof? HUH??????????
Would you let water continually pass through,enter open mortar joints on the outside of yer dang house????????
Would you as home inspectors WRITE THIS UP on inspection reports?

Some ask, why doesn't BubbaMilk-man talk to,write some in the media or buidling depts etc etc etc........i have!@#!@@##@!!@!!! lololol Fc , they don't GET IT or don't give a shtt! Thankfully, some HERE at Nachi get-it and some at Your Leaking House.com, get it!


I'm a believer/Monkees http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzHtO9quFQc
....'What's the use in posting, all Bubba gets is pain, when Bubba needed sunshine of his fcg brain.......and then Bubba saw her jugs, now he's a believer'

Beavers r our furry-friends.

Inspector booth manned by member Bill Heine of http://heineinspection.com/

Thanks Bill!

OK. I see the the pressure tank, 2 pressure switches, gauge, water filters and softner and uv light.

What are the 2 pipes going below grade?
Any other observations or comments are welcome.
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Hi, I am about to take the HVAC CE credits. But, I was wondering why we home inspectors in South Florida have to learn about boilers etc...heat systems used in northern climates? I had to take an ASHI course and so much was about things we don't even deal with. I see mostly concrete slab foundations with reinforced brick wall structures, too. Only thing is I''m sure I probably won't retain the information because I don't see northern issues on my home inspections. And I hate wasting time learning something I won't retain! Arg.:)

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Attachment 63729 Todays panel is a Magnetrip with Zinsco breakers.
House was built in 1940. Beside all the double tapping, can anyone fill me in with more comments on this mess.
I already told her to change the whole thing, but have not sent my report yet.
Entire home is 2 prong outlets
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According to a U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) report, engine driven tools (including electric generators) cause more non-fire CO deaths annually than gas furnaces, water heaters, and ovens combined. In fact, since 2005, there have been over 72% more CO deaths from engine driven tools than from heating systems.

Read the rest of the article at http://homeenergypros.lbl.gov/profil...sg_mes_network

I don't think this is allowed. Comments welcome.

1... Feed to sub-panel passing through distribution area.
2... Double tap on main lug.
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One of our new projects is to establish InterNACHI in France.
I will be traveling there this summer and am currently in touch with people in the Real Estate and the Home Building industry.

Kenton and I will be working on this project in the following months.
I am also hoping that my ability to translate will come of use if we decide to adapt the courses to the French market.

As of now we don't have any French members, let's change that!

Interesting reading...

Why People Aren’t Sold on Energy Efficiency in their Homes...

I'm headed for a week in Cuernavaca, Mexico starting April 9 for meetings on development of a Mexican inspection industry. At present there are virtually no in-country pre-purchase or jurisdictional inspectors working in Mexico. We at InterNACHI hope to work with partners in related fields to change this.
I'll be posting while I'm there.