Podcasts about building inspector

In Episode 41 of the Town Manager Download, Kevin and Taylor are joined by Patty Sheehan, the Town's Building Commissioner, to talk about the Office of the Building Inspector, changes to the building code, AI, and more!

In the final episode of Season 6 of the ICC Pulse Podcast, we discuss the Master Code Professional (MCP) credential offered by the International Code Council, explaining its criteria, significance and the professional growth opportunities it provides.  The episode features insights from industry professionals, personal stories of achieving MCP status and discussions on the career advancements and networking benefits that come with this designation.   Guests on the show:  Autumn Saylor, ICE-CCP, Director, ICC Credentialing, International Code Council   Valarie Evans, Building Official  Lucas Pump, Building Inspector  Links to related and referenced topics in this episode:  Learn more about the Master Code Professional Designation  View more of the Code Council's credentialing resources  Episodes of the ICC Pulse Podcast feature interviews with leading industry experts discussing a wide range of topics including current events and new technologies. Click here to see our entire archive of past episodes.  

In this episode your host Jaimi sits down with Wes from Wes Mayers Building Consultancy to chat about how a building inspector can give you peace of mind and save you money in the long run. Tune in to find out how you can save thousands and prevent issues from arising.Wes is a licensed builder, has a diploma in both Building & Construction and Management and a cert IV in Construction. Prior to starting his own business in 2019, he was a construction manager for 5 years, a site supervisor for 10 years and a bricklayer by trade. Wes has also built and renovated over 300 homes! Contact Wes via Email: wesmayersbc@outlook.comFollow Wes On Facebook➡️ BOOK A DISCOVERY CALL➡️ CONNECT ON INSTA➡️ WEBSITE➡️ TIK TOK➡️ LINKED IN

A new report shows 1 in 5 Canadians are living in a home where the level of radon gas is higher than the allowed Health Canada level. What is radon gas and how can you make sure it doesn't reach dangerous levels in your home? Pascal Blanchette is a certified radon professional and building inspector. He spoke to Andrew Carter about what you can do to ensure your home is radon-free.

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Owner of Mason Sky enterprises, Building Inspector and Fire Fighter. How does Jason juggle all three roles and the affect they have on each.  We dive into vocational schools, fire fighting and what it's like building in FL vs the Northeast. Today's Show is brought to you by Central, commercial carpenters and supporters of our conversations. Enjoy the show! Follow the Mass Construction Show here: Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook TikTok Intro & Outro music by: Sound Revolution Purchase at -> TeeSpring and Donation Button Down Below --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joekelly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joekelly/support

Rundown 4/24 - Private Building inspector, prohibiting of adopting energy code and more! MC Rundown Today's Show is brought to you by ⁠⁠Central,⁠⁠ commercial carpenters and supporters of our conversations. Enjoy the show! Follow the Mass Construction Show here: ⁠⁠Linkedin⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ Intro & Outro music by ⁠⁠Sound Revolution⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joekelly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joekelly/support

Gary from Jim's Building Inspections shares his Jim's Journey and outlines the reasons why it just makes sense for a builder looking to exit the game for a new challenge. To learn more call 131 546 or www.jims.net --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jimsgroup/message

The guys talk about the exciting news that Dr. Ben Chan won on Jeopardy again last night. We're so excited for him. Scott Beining, Building Inspector for the Town of Lawrence is in to talk a little about the growth happening right now in the Town of Lawrence. He also shares a story of loss that he and his family are working to turn into improvements in our community. Here is a link for more details: https://gofund.me/a0e56aa1 Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-8 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Oshkosh. Subscribed to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor! Guest: Scott Beining

In this thought-provoking episode of the Jaded Mechanic Podcast, host Jeff welcomes back OG guest Justin Porter for a candid conversation that delves into the realities of the automotive repair industry. With over 20 years of experience, Jeff reflects on the challenges and victories that come with a career in auto repair. They discuss the financial aspects of the trade, emphasizing the importance of not just technical skills but also the business acumen needed to be profitable, such as listening to Dutch and understanding the cycle of the industry. They ponder whether it is possible to reach the lower percentage of technicians who may be great individuals but fall short in technical expertise or business ownership. Join Jeff and Justin as they share their insights and anecdotes, all starting with a casual chat about fishing. Grab your favorite beverage and tune in for an engaging episode that combines professional wisdom with the camaraderie of old friends.

In this thought-provoking episode of the Jaded Mechanic Podcast, host Jeff welcomes back OG guest Justin Porter for a candid conversation that delves into the realities of the automotive repair industry. With over 20 years of experience, Jeff reflects on the challenges and victories that come with a career in auto repair. They discuss the financial aspects of the trade, emphasizing the importance of not just technical skills but also the business acumen needed to be profitable, such as listening to Dutch and understanding the cycle of the industry. They ponder whether it is possible to reach the lower percentage of technicians who may be great individuals but fall short in technical expertise or business ownership. Join Jeff and Justin as they share their insights and anecdotes, all starting with a casual chat about fishing. Grab your favorite beverage and tune in for an engaging episode that combines professional wisdom with the camaraderie of old friends.[00:00:00] Pride and technical skills.[00:05:07] Some techs leaving the industry.[00:11:05] Burden of running the shop.[00:12:51] Gambling addiction and family dynamics.[00:18:20] Family dynamics and racing.[00:21:56] Expanding skills and career growth.[00:27:49] Dad's role in the shop.[00:29:40] Tire work and its challenges.[00:31:27] TPMS light and tire pressure.[00:33:30] TPMS implementation frustrations.[00:37:50] Heated and cooled seats.[00:43:08] Starving technicians out of industry.[00:45:09] Pay discrepancies and job expectations.[00:49:52] Technician shortage and pay.[00:53:04] Not every car at the auction is junk.[00:58:00] The bottom 50% talking.

Today, our attention turned to the fact that Recently, 400 affordable new build homes in London were deemed unsafe after the balcony collapsed – which of course is a continuation of shoddy new build work we're seeing in the industry. So today, Clive wanted to know – how can we actually put a stop to this? Should more tradespeople become building inspectors?We were joined by the Chief Executive of the Local Authority Building Control, that supports councils with housing in construction – Lorna Stimpson, as well as great friend of the show Dave Finnagan from Elwood Enterprises for his thoughts…There's also the pub lunch quiz for your chance to grab 6 points, as well as the very best messages we received!

Whether you're looking for your first property or fifteenth, getting a building inspection can be so important for your peace of mind! It allows you to know whether the building is solid foundationally and not hiding any nasty surprises. But what is the best way to start that process? That's why we've asked Chris Lamanna who has over a decade of experience in the industry to give us his 3 questions everyone needs to ask before hiring a building inspector. The little bit of effort required to ask these questions before an inspection could save you a truckload of time and money in the future. Here are just a few things we're going to talk about: - What due diligence should you be doing before you even hire an inspector? - What are the right questions to be asking? - And how can you maintain that relationship even after the inspection is complete?

In this episode we discuss a recent episode that Tyler Grace had on the Modern Craftsman Podcast where he discussed a bad interaction he had with and inspector and then I dole out some blame pie. Today's Show is brought to you by Central, commercial carpenters and supporters of our conversations. Enjoy the show! Follow the Mass Construction Show here: Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook TikTok Intro & Outro music by Sound Revolution --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joekelly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joekelly/support

Jann Eyrich lives in Sonoma County. Her eco-mystery, The Rotting Whale covers the exploits of a San Francisco building inspector.

Should you do a building inspection on your properties? Your host, Nathan Birch, and special guest, Sam Robertson, General Manager and Franchisor of Jims Building Inspections Australia and New Zealand, detail what you should inspect before you invest in a property.   Sam joined Jims Building Inspections back in 2012. He had the task of introducing Jims Building Inspections interstate to NSW and then across Australia. Jims Building Inspections currently has 160 franchisees across Australia and New Zealand making Jims the largest building inspector in Australia. With their motto 'Before you buy, before you build, Jims has helped thousands of investors and first home buyers make the right decision when buying or building their dream home.'   Episode Notes (6:40) Sam's Backstory (11:16) Warning Signs Spotted by Building Inspector (16:54) Spotting Property Defects (19:43) The Need for a Building Inspector (28:22) Areas to Regularly Inspect in Your Property (30:00) Shocking Property Inspection Stories   Listen to this week's episode while you're running an errand or on the road here.   Interested in building your property investment portfolio? Chat with our Investor Relations team to see how we can help you grow your investment property portfolio here.   Follow and turn on B.Invested's Facebook page notification to know when Nathan's live every fortnight on Tuesday at 7:00 pm AEST.   Check out Jims Building Inspections here.     *DISCLAIMER* The following videos have been prepared by Binvested.com.au Pty Ltd ACN (154 400 370). The factual information (“information”) provided in this website and the following videos is general in nature only and does not constitute any type of financial advice and is not intended to imply any recommendation or opinion about a financial product. The information has been prepared without considering your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on any information provided in this website and in the following videos you should consider the appropriateness of the information having regard to your objectives, financial situation and needs. Binvested.com.au Pty Ltd is not a financial advisor. Before making any decision, it is important that you should seek appropriate legal, tax, financial and other professional advice before you make any decision regarding any information mentioned in this communication, its website and the following videos. Whilst all care has been taken in the preparation of this material, no warranty is given in respect of the information provided and accordingly neither Binvested.com.au Pty Ltd nor its related entities, affiliate companies, employees or agents shall be liable on any ground whatsoever with respect to decisions or actions taken as a result of you acting upon such information. We can provide access to our Investor Relations team should you wish to speak to them. Please contact 1300 367 925 to speak to a member of the Investor Relations team.

Chat GPT and similar AI technologies have the potential to impact the HVAC industry in several ways. They can improve customer support by providing instant troubleshooting assistance and reducing the need for unnecessary service calls. AI-powered systems can optimize energy efficiency in HVAC systems by analyzing data and adjusting settings based on occupancy and weather conditions. AI algorithms can also enable proactive maintenance and predictive analytics, identifying potential faults or inefficiencies before they become problematic. Additionally, AI chatbots can aid in technician training, knowledge sharing, and system design, while enhancing the overall customer experience through personalized recommendations and prompt assistance. However, the actual impact may vary based on factors like infrastructure and regulatory considerations. (this description created by Chat GPT....)

Robin talks to Mark Harvey, Building Control Partnership Manager for East Suffolk Council about what tradespeople should know about involving a building inspector about relevant work. Robin talks about how customers will try and conduct work without involving building control and what reputational damager that do to you. Mark talks about misconceptions tradespeople have about what a building inspectors aims are, how to engage properly with building control, when to involve them and also talks about what he's oberved on-sitr and in the patch he controls

This session of the radio show shares the Finance Committee meeting and last of three budget hearings for the FY 2024 budget year. The meeting was held on Thursday, May 11, 2023. Eight members of the Finance Committee participated (1 absent - Koke); 6 present in the Council Chambers, 2 remote. Town Administrator Jamie Hellen, Comptroller Chris Sandini, Treasurer/Collector Kerri Bertone. Quick recap:Police Chief TJ Lynch lays out the case for adding four officers to the total to address systemic issues with the schedule and to reduce overtime that results from itIdeally, he would add a minimum of 2 more (to remove the ‘bad' shift remaining), along with 2 more dedicated to traffic control Fire Chief James McLaughlin makes the case for adding 2, 1 EMS Captain, and 1 firefighter/paramedic. This would be an interim step towards enabling a 3rd ambulance. Calls for 2022 exceeded 5,000 for the first time, 2023 on pace to exceed that total. 44% of the calls result in a patient transport to the hospital. These two would be positioned at the downtown station, and during their normal 5 day shift could respond as a third ambulance. To bring on a full time 3rd ambulance for all shifts requires staffing of 10 (8 more than these 2)Gary Primo, Metacomet Emergency Call Center (MECC), provides the regional dispatch function for 6 communities. Potential for more growth, expanding within their existing footprint to provide the space for that. It will take time to negotiation with the other communities to join, as well as time to set up the connections for implementation.Gus Brown, Building Inspector, minor adjustments to the budget, actually doing better than a couple of years ago (after restructuring) Committee vote 8-0-1 (1 absent, Koke) to approve the budget and enterprise funds as proposed. Town Administrator Jamie Hellen then outlined the possible addition of approx. $800K to the school budget. He would wait until the State budget is finalized this summer (July/Aug) before doing so to ensure the funding as proposed is possible. Desire is to get the funding to the Schools before September. Question unanswered is what the Schools will be able to do without a confirmation of their additional $800K funding? Would they still need to make the cuts and then adjust during the summer (assuming the additions did happen)?The meeting recording runs about an hour and 40 minutes, so let's listen to the Finance Committee meeting May 11, 2023.--------------Meeting agenda document -> https://www.franklinma.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif10036/f/agendas/may_11th_fin_com_agenda.pdf FY 2024 budget information -> https://www.franklinma.gov/town-budget/webforms/fy-24-budget-materials Jamie's slides with the plan for "next steps" for the School budget (presentation to be put on the Town page, in meantime, here are photo captures) -> https://photos.app.goo.gl/dMZ92X98eWdrABoS9Franklin TV YouTube link -> https://www.youtube.com/live/cAvlHmmmccQ?feature=shareFY24 Town Administrator Budget Materials website ->

There's good news of sorts on the building-inspection front in Auckland. After nearly seven days of fanning out across the city inspecting damaged buildings - the biggest such deployment of building inspectors since the Christchurch earthquake emergency - the operation will be scaled back this weekend.  There are currently around 95 inspectors in the field who have checked 3,500 buildings. As of 6pm last night 190 buildings were red stickered, and a further 790 yellow stickered. The most red stickered areas are Mount Albert/Mt Eden with 54 and the North Shore with 32. Auckland Council general manager building consents Ian McCormick spoke to Corin Dann. 

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Property inspections are often thought of as just “paying to hear bad news”... But, whether you're a homebuyer or a seller, a comprehensive building inspection can save you more money–and ease your worries–in the long run! In today's episode, Elias Oostveen joins us to prove that building inspectors do more than just spreading doom and gloom. The CEO and Founder of Home Integrity shares the importance of dealing with maintenance issues, the risks and opportunities investing entails, and what EXACTLY a building inspector does. We also talked about what drove Elias to venture into the building inspection services and how he became successful! If you love this episode, email us at til@dashdot.com.au, and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share this podcast!  See you on the inside!    In this episode, we cover: Introduction [00:00] What got Elias Oostveen into the building inspection sector [03:25] What sets Home Integrity apart from its competitors [05:14] The fine line between “overdramatizing” and telling it as it is  [06:49]  Entering the property market in Western Australia [10:02]  Risks and opportunities for property investors [12:25] Inspection reports: homeowners versus investors [13:54] The top three things people should know about building inspections [15:25] Are plumbing and electrical inspections just as essential? [20:52] What building inspectors ACTUALLY check [24:11] Property inspection horror stories [26:46] What drives and motivates Elias to pursue this venture? [30:11] How your past mistakes can help you move forward [33:50]   About our guest: Elias Oostveen is the CEO and Founder of Home Integrity, the largest, unbiased inspection company in Perth, WA, performing hundreds of building, commercial, and home inspections each month. He is a Registered Builder, Building Inspector, and Qualified Timber Pest & Termite Inspector. Having spent over almost 20 years in the building industry, Elias completed over $150 million of construction projects across all industry sectors.    Connect With Us: See our other Podcasts: https://theinvestorlab.com.au/ Watch on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/c/TheInvestorLab)  Listen on Spotify (https://spoti.fi/3Np19x8) The Dashdot Website (https://www.dashdot.com.au/) Limitless: The Renegade's Guide to Building Wealth Through Property - Goose McGrath (https://www.renegadespropertybook.com) Ready to work with us directly? (https://dashdot.com.au/discovery) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Monday's Grove Hill City Council meeting ended with more unanswered questions than answered ones. The council had met in an emergency session on March 1 to receive City Clerk Aimee Moore's letter of resignation, effective March 9. However, the council declined to accept her resignation on a 3-2 vote. In most jobs, one can resign if they want but apparently not in municipal government, or in Grove Hill municipal government. Moore said at that meeting that she was overworked and had asked for help “through proper channels” but her requests were not answered. The personnel committee agreed to meet on...Article Link

Introducing the new City of Scottsville Building Inspector Jim Griffin and talking with him about his background.Jim discusses some of the issues in building and remodeling that involve getting a building permit or not.He also talks about the ordinances and regulations that are already on the books and he's wanting to educate contractors, tenants, building owners, landlords about the do's and don't's when remodeling or building new.Very interesting conversation that outlines the objectives of the City of Scottsville as we grow as a community.

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Grove Hill's new building inspector has taken on some of the traits of Santa Claus. He's been riding around town checking on things, “making a list and checking it twice, gonna find out who's naughty and nice....” Tommy Phillips gave the town council a brief overview at Monday's meeting of what he's found. “All you have to do is just look” he said of ordinance violations. He said there were old cars and trucks in yards and at businesses that haven't run in years and won't run in future years. There's piles of trash and other debris. There are homes...Article Link

                              DIY House Medic  Podcast Show NotesSponsored by Legal Shield Season:  2Episode: 78Episode Title: Building Inspectors, Who They Are and What Do They Do?  Episode Summary:Contractor John breaks down the duties of building inspectors in this episode. We answer the listener call of the week about adding a bathroom in the basement. Also, the tip of the week to ya and the prepping for Jeopardy fact of the week!  Resources mentioned in this episode:  See Contractor John's Show Schedule here  Legal Shield  (SHOW SPONSOR)Cutting Boards; Table Saw Creations by Contractor John Contactor Interior Decorator Rose Schmidt at Rosie5758@gmail.com  Roy Worley Voice OversAccess the Word Dyslexia Help Workshop SafetyFirst Aid KitClotting Cloth Minooka Vintage Faire Facebook Page3 French Hens Country MarketThe Painted Tree Boutique/Makers Market General Building Inspections orderFootings and SetbacksFoundation/Box Spot Survey Drain TileDamp Proofing FoundationFoundation InsulationBackfillUnderground Plumbing Heating Electrical Pre Pour concrete floorsWater and Sewer/SepticRough Inspections FramingCarpentryMasonryElectricalPlumbingHVACInsulationFinal Carpentry Masonry Electrical Plumbing HVAC Exterior GradingExterior FlatworkLandscapingFinal SurveyAfter you pass all inspections a CO will be issuedBuilding Final Certificate of Occupancy (C/O) Inspection Ask questions, post comments at the Contractor John/DIY House Medic Facebook Page Visit the Contractor John website and receive a free monthly Home Maintenance Checklist for followingContractor John Visit the Contractor John YouTube Channel and please Subscribe to my channel. 

This week, we have level 3 building inspector Jim Lloyd on the show to explain what's involved with pulling a permit.  We give a list of things you'll need to take into consideration before going through the application process.  We also talk about the best resource to use when it comes to selecting plans, as well as being your own contractor....tons of good info!The Carolina Contractor Show covers all things construction and DIY.  Our goal is to cover topics important for homeowners who want to be in the know.  The show is tailored around home maintenance, innovation, seasonal tips and several ways you can save money.  Our slogan is that “We help you get to know your house better”  Our listener submitted questions are answered each week by host and licensed General Contractor, Donnie Blanchard.As always, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and submit your questions to www.TheCarolinaContractor.com  www.SuretopRoofing.comwww.DesignerShingle.comwww.GAF.comwww.VeluxUSA.com

Episode Overview: We all carry biases. Just because on this show, we are women that have open conversations about being in male-dominated fields, doesn't mean that we are completely free of these biases. I never really thought of building inspectors being a male dominated field, and it wasn't until I met Uli Sommers that I realised this was the case. Admittedly when I met her I had no idea she was supposed to be my building inspector! She was suited up and ready to crawl under my house for a look at the crawlspace. As a surgeon that deals with blood and bone, I never thought her reporting about dead caterpillars under there would make my skin crawl! Uli is an entrepreneur in the field of building inspections and construction. Previously a nurse in Germany, she is now a graduate of the ASHI School in Southern California and currently a member of the Oregon Association of Home Inspectors; serving as treasurer and secretary from 2014 to 2018. We talk about her childhood and life in Germany, just before her migration to the United States. She explains her struggles breaking into the industry, finding a mentor, and starting her own business.   Episode Highlights   How her childhood in Germany was, being very handy from a younger age Judgment she received as a woman in this male-dominated construction field Her career as a nurse in Germany and making that change to become a certified building inspector in the United States Working with a mentor to ride along and learn the practical application of the job Her journey migrating to the United States Starting a business and being her own boss Changing her perspective to deal with imposter syndrome Advice and encouragement for women   About the Guest:   Uli Sommers is an entrepreneur with a license in building inspection, a graduate from the ASHI School in Southern California. She is a member of the OAHI chapter, the Oregon Association of Home Inspectors, serving as treasurer and secretary from 2014 to 2018. In addition, she was on the national ASHI Education Committee for three years before joining the Board of Directors for the Examination Board of Professional Home Inspectors (EBPHI).   Connect with Uli: Website: www.sommershomeinspections.com Instagram: @UliSommers  Email: ulisommers@gmail.com   ---   Did you enjoy today's episode? Please click here to leave a review for The 6%, with NancyMD. Be sure to subscribe to your favorite podcast app to get notified when a new episode comes out!    Do you know someone who might enjoy this episode? Share this episode to inspire and empower!   Let's get social! Instagram @_nancymd Facebook @nancymdpdx Twitter @_nancymd LinkedIn @nancyyenshipleymd Website www.nancymd.com   Subscribe to The 6%, with NancyMD ++ Apple Podcasts ++ Spotify ++ Google Podcasts

Joining Andy this week is possibly a builder's least favourite person on a job, the building inspector! However, he feels it's time for everyone to start working closer together. They discuss that as well as how regulations can be different depending on where you live, the cladding scandal, the Government's lack of support for the industry and much more. One definitely not to be missed!

The collapse of a condo building in Miami had us wondering how in today’s age homes and residential buildings are built, and how we can make sure we’re in a secure structure. Kurt Mitenbuler is a 35-year licensed building inspector who puts your mind at ease in this conversation with Jon Hansen.

The collapse of a condo building in Miami had us wondering how in today’s age homes and residential buildings are built, and how we can make sure we’re in a secure structure. Kurt Mitenbuler is a 35-year licensed building inspector who puts your mind at ease in this conversation with Jon Hansen.

A Mother in Construction tells her story as a Building Inspector, one of few women in her field. Hear how she pushes through to excel in her career despite being underestimated and underrepresented in the industry. Listen to her story!

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Not all property is what it seems to be. It may look perfect and attractive, but there could be underlying issues that may become a problem in the long run. Building inspectors can see more of a property's quality than the average person. From pests, structural faults and dampness levels, they help buyers make informed decisions on whether a property is worth buying or not.      In this episode, we're joined by retired building and pest inspector Peter Masia, as we dive deep into the questions that first time home buyers must ask their building inspectors. We'll talk about common building faults (pests, damp and lipstick on a pig), what should be a deal-breaker vs. what's normally found in reports and everything else we should be aware of (that could affect the property in the future). So prepare to take notes and tune in to this episode!   Episode Highlights: Why home buyers should get a building inspection [03:25] No building is perfect [06:39] The things that commonly show up in old weatherboard houses [08:22] The right questions to ask your building inspector [16:12] What happens when dampness and mould are not attended to [20:57] Condensation in single brick properties [24:49] Paint and renders serve as protection from damp [28:53]  The limitations of building and pest inspections [30:44] Real deal-breakers to watch out for [32:54] The types of crack to worry about, and not [37:49] Things that commonly show up in timber buildings [44:37] Fire safety and hazards in buildings [46:00] Don't be afraid to ask your building inspector any question you may have [48:26]   About Peter: Peter Masia is a former building and pest inspector, building designer and MBA accredited building consultant, with over 45 years in the property industry. He is also well known to listeners of ABC Radio Sydney for sharing his technical expertise building and property-related matters in a popular Saturday morning talk-back program called "The Woodies".   Links From The Show: Peter's Website (https://www.petermasia.com.au/)   Connect With Us: Home Buyer Academy Website (https://www.homebuyeracademy.com.au/)   If you enjoyed today's podcast, don't forget to subscribe, rate and share the show! There's more to come, so we hope to have you along with us on this journey! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Our guest speaker today is Luke Fox from Inspect House NZ. Luke is the Managing Director and shares his business background and how he came to purchase Inspect House NZ last year. He is joined by Colin Russ, one of his Senior Building Inspectors. Inspect House NZ provide cost-effective, efficient and thorough building inspection reports. Their qualified tradesmen and building practitioners have over 100 years of combined experience across Building and Construction, giving peace of mind when it comes to identifying potential problems in a property. Hosts Kayne and Lisa zoom in with Luke and Colin to ask some of the common questions we received when it comes to building reports. What is a building report? Why do I need one? Who is the building report for? Thank you to our series sponsor – Atomic Coffee. These legends fuel us and our guests through our podcasts. If you have any questions or comments, or have a topic you want us to discuss you can contact us at https://moneyempire.co.nz/, or follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MoneyEmpireNZ/ The advice shared on Beyond the Field is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances and is based on our personal opinions. Beyond the Field is for educational purposes only and should not be relied upon to make financial decisions. Kayne Wahlstrom, Isa Nacewa and the Money Empire group are Registered Financial Advisers. We do not provide our clients with advice on investments, nor do we provide investment planning advice. To receive personal financial advice, you must first engage with an AFA or RFA, and receive, read and understand their Scope of Service and Terms of Engagement to ensure the service and products are suited to your needs. We may discuss products, services and answer listener questions on this podcast for illustration purposes only. www.moneyempire.co.nz Triple M Group Limited (5737850) (NZBN: 9429041825877) Registered NZ Limited Company.

In episode 4, Karen speaks to the inspiring Geoff Wilkinson, aka The Building Inspector, founder and managing director of Wilkinson Construction - a multi-award winning approved inspectors providing building control services across London and south east England. Geoff shares with us his experiences during lockdown being in the construction trade and how he had to quickly adapt his business for both his staff and clients. 3 things we learnt: during this time, rotating and staggering staff in and out of the office has been hugely advantageous, how using your spare time to give back in your community can be immensely rewarding and how all industries should focus on mental health for their employees. Find his business at https://www.thebuildinginspector.org/ Small Business Britain: here to champion, inspire and accelerate small business. Hosted by Karen Campbell karencampbellmarketing.com Music and edit / production by Ben Lloyd-Evans bleproduction.com

In this free, live interactive InterNACHI webinar, we'll prepare for the ICC Code Exam for Residential Building Inspector (B1) by going over ICC's 2018 IRC Code Flashcards. A Residential Building Inspector is responsible for performing inspections of structures to determine compliance with the various Building Codes and Standards adopted by the local jurisdiction. At this level of certification, the Inspector shall be able to inspect one-and-two family dwellings. You'll also learn how to take the ICC proctored exam online.

We open the show with a great tune and then we get right into the questions that were asked by followers, a lot of questions that every contractor have asked themselves, now we finally get a reply. Inspectors expectations when they arrive on site and does a dirty job site factor into the inspection? Plans are never approved, they are reviewed and there is a difference, understand the difference and you as a contractor will understand the inspector that much better. Dealing with a disagreement and or confrontation with an inspector should be handled carefully.Ontario Canada the Code is law, it is a building code regulation under the Building Code Act and every contractor should make an effort to purchase a copy or download key details for your projects. What is the true purpose of the building code, inspectors, engineers and contractors? Inspectors have the book knowledge, contractors have the on-site knowledge, we should be working together to make the best project. What really are the basic requirements to becoming a building inspector? What laws can they enforce? Do they have the power to shut down a job site? So many questions for our guest.Don’t be afraid to ask questions, embrace questions from Inspectors, Architects, Designers, other Contractors, Suppliers, build your Circle of Construction on every single renovation project. Can an Inspector walk onto any job site regardless of a warrant and or permission? We wrap up the first part of this show discussing offences and noncompliance of said orders, very interesting to understand your rights as a contractor. One final thought with this show, bribing inspectors.Don’t forget we have Construction History from Manny at the beginning of the show, Building Code Talk with Manny at the midpoint and Green Book Talk with Carlito at the near end.Thank You Mr. Smith the Building Inspector for joining the show and sharing so much great insight about construction, contractors and the code. Thank you to Mark from @skyluxeroofing for letting us record the show in his breakroom and welcome him and his guys always walking through the recording. Give Mark and his solid crew a call for your next roofing, cladding, ACM project.This is The Construction Lifewww.theconstructionlife.com

We get right into Part II beginning with do inspectors look for any contractor licenses? From there we get into the requirements to become an inspector, all of the exams associated with each section of a home and once you pass the exams you can begin to inspect each section of the Code. We get right into key details of the Code and how the powers at be came to sign off on these Codes and we bring up the “ball” drain test and all of the stages of inspections and what Inspectors are typically looking for all the way to final occupancy inspection. We dissect the Ontario Building Code and discuss the different Parts and how they apply to us and our projects and that leads us to making changes on site and how they should be addressed on the drawings and the proper paperwork. Then we get into zoning and how that can impact your new build, your addition, your renovation and all contractors should be aware of this information and how it implies to you in your city. What happens if you begin construction without a permit and someone from the City Planning Dept. is notified what can happen to you the homeowner, the contractors and any trades working on site. Who actually receives any and all orders to compile? Boosting about how many homes and or projects you as a contractor have built means nothing to an Inspector, they are there to see the current project and the quality on that project, not previous work. Bottom line, Inspectors do not inspect for the quality of workmanship, they inspect for the building code. Don’t forget we have Construction History from Manny at the beginning of the show, Building Code Talk with Manny at the midpoint and Green Book Talk with Carlito at the near end.Thank You Mr. Smith Building Inspector for joining the show and sharing so much great insight about construction, contractors and the code. Thank you to Mark from @skyluxeroofing for letting us record the show in his breakroom and welcome him and his guys always walking through the recording. Give Mark and his solid crew a call for your next roofing, cladding, ACM project.This is The Construction Lifewww.theconstructionlife.com

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  In this episode, we talk to Tom Katsapis, Building Consultant and Owner of Assured Inspections. We talk about the building inspection process, what to look out for, and common areas that people miss. We Cover: What does a Building Inspector look for when inspecting a property? What do people most often overlook when inspecting a property themselves? What are some warning signs we should look out for when inspecting a home? Why would a seller want to get a building inspection? What would Building Inspectors not […] The post Podcast #14 – Step By Step | How To Inspect A Building Like A Pro appeared first on Rosie & Rosie.

In this interview with Owen Shroyer on InfoWars, Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai shares how the City of Cambridge's Building Inspector has sent the Shiva 4 Senate campaign a letter threatening to levy a fine of $300 per day if the campaign did not remove the slog..

1 Corinthians 3:9-23 Jobey McGinty It is possible to be a Christian, but build your life poorly. When shoddy materials are used to build physical buildings, people's lives are in danger. When we build our lives with shoddy materials, people's spiritual lives are in danger. Christ is to be our foundation, but Christians often build on "additions" to the foundation to accommodate their preferences, sin, and do things their way. We need the wisdom of the Building Inspector to examine our work, help us tear down poorly built areas, and build with strong material on the foundation of Christ.

Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai, who is running as an Independent to unseat Elizabeth Warren, in the 2018 U.S. Senate race has been sent a letter by the City of Cambridge's Building Inspector threatening to levy a fine of $300 per day if the campaign did not remo..

Although I haven’t started the fun, exciting part of the building process yet, I made an important phone call this week and introduced myself to the head building inspector.  In this week’s episode, I’ll give you a quick project update. Show notes at BYHYU.com

Have you ever been told by a Building Inspector to ""Cease and Desist"? I have and it was not something I ever wanted to hear again. Fortunately it was a mistake on their part and we had a great relationship after that but it's better to avoid the confusion. This week we talk about some simple but big pitfalls that you want to avoid when renovating or building a new store.

This week, Will Reeves talks about meditation and how meditation can be used to listen to the Lord for instruction and guidance.

Reported As One of the Best "Ten Best Lawyers in Massachussetts" Boston Herald--Voted Lawyer of the Year-1999 by Mass. Lawyers Weekly Consultations are available in Newton and Hull. National referrals, co-counseling with attorneys in certain specialized areas. Attorney David Grossack enjoys a national reputation as a lawyer who makes legal history over and over again. Some of his cases are now reported in the law books as precedent setting. Many others have been featured on Court TV, CBS Morning News, Associated Press, CNN and regional publications. His books, articles and seminars have helped thousands of people achieve a better understanding of their legal rights. Check Nollet v Justices of the Trial Court 83 F. Sup. 2d 204, United States of America v Building Inspector of America, 894 F. Supp. 507, Sinai v New England Telephone 6 BNA IER CAS 56

Reported As One of the Best "Ten Best Lawyers in Massachussetts" Boston Herald--Voted Lawyer of the Year-1999 by Mass. Lawyers Weekly Consultations are available in Newton and Hull. National referrals, co-counseling with attorneys in certain specialized areas. Attorney David Grossack enjoys a national reputation as a lawyer who makes legal history over and over again. Some of his cases are now reported in the law books as precedent setting. Many others have been featured on Court TV, CBS Morning News, Associated Press, CNN and regional publications. His books, articles and seminars have helped thousands of people achieve a better understanding of their legal rights. Check Nollet v Justices of the Trial Court 83 F. Sup. 2d 204, United States of America v Building Inspector of America, 894 F. Supp. 507, Sinai v New England Telephone 6 BNA IER CAS 56