| Prior construction experience is a great
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| | and decay* central heating systems,
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| asset - either in renovation,
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| | including heat loss/gain* space heating,
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| construction, or trade-related experience
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| | including fireplaces, wood stoves &
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| such as electrician, plumber etc. - or as
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| | chimneys* central air conditioning*
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| a quantity surveyor, construction
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| | roofing systems* exteriors, including
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| estimator, trades coordinator, or as a
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| | landscaping* interiors, including
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| professional architect or engineer.An
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| | insulation and ventilation* environmental
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| architect or an engineer is not
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| | and safety issuesWith or without prior
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| automatically a good home inspector.
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| | experience, the prospective home
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| These are disciplines that deal with very
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| | inspector usually starts by reading
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| specialized and specific areas of
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| | about, and getting involved with the
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| buildings, whereas professional home
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| | parts of the house he or she is not
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| inspectors are generalists, observing and
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| | already familiar with.There have been
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| understanding all the components in a
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| | until recently, only a few private (and
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| building - and the relationships between
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| | very expensive) schools of home
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| different components and component
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| | inspection, and the content is frequently
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| systems.The general categories are:*
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| | lacking. One way to start preliminary
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| electrical* plumbing* foundations,
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| | evaluation of a career in home inspection
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| basements and structures* insects, vermin
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| | might be with a correspondence course.
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