Home inspectors face a variety of function and safety issues in attics, basements, crawl spaces and living spaces. Some of these are not always obvious even to veteran inspectors. Additionally, clients’ increasingly high expectations of the home inspection along with rapidly changing technology are increasing potential liability issues for inspectors, regardless of association and/or licensed state standards of practice. This course examines many of the not-so-obvious function and safety issues, discusses how new technologies affect our job and offers ways to minimize liability while still doing an effective and comprehensive home inspection.
Presented by Steve Prein, Quality Education Group
This class provides a detailed look at siding and cladding types and materials, including proper installation and new materials. The class offers an in-depth discussion of siding issues such as moisture intrusion, weather and radiant barriers, typical and problematic cracking, material failure, class action law suits, how to properly identify and report siding types, and recognizing and reporting installation defects. Also included is a comprehensive look at the many installation and safety issues regarding decks and porches.
A brief legislative update will be made during the day.
This Seminar qualifies for 7 Category 1 Indiana Continuing Education Credits & 7 ASHI MRC s
Cost (includes a continental breakfast and a full lunch)
$75.00 for chapter members paid in advance,
$100.00 for all nonmembers paid in advance.
Note: A $5 handling fee will be added for all those paying at the door, preregistered or not!
There will be a short Chapter meeting following the seminar.
Location
Microtel Inn & Suites 5815 Rockville Road Indianapolis, IN 46224 (317)247-9703
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