Top (5) Residential Building Inspection Checklist Items

[@constructivainspections]

Really good info here. I did not know about the 2 nails or 1 screw fastening the balusters on a guardrail. I will definitely add that to my comment section and keep an eye out.

[@tristmcdo9000]

Great video, I appreciate the topic choice, very helpful.

[@PPG1967]

I appreciate you watching.

[@BGraves]

Just updated my smoke alarms and doubled up on the 2 different technologies while I wait for the old ones too expire but I didn't know about needing a carbon monoxide alarm! Thanks!

[@PPG1967]

I appreciate your feedback.

[@mrreams711]

The way they have the baluster in the video Is fine, but a lot of the times you'll see them install from the outside of the deck. In which case, they rely solely on the fastener to keep them safe.

[@PPG1967]

I appreciate your feedback, and thanks for watching

[@davidadamson3664]

Railing at deck should be 42" and able to withstand a 200 pound point load in all directions, no?

[@PPG1967]

42" for a commercial guardrail. This is a residential video.

[@davidadamson3664]

@@PPG1967 Your videos are great. You get to the point. No nonsense.

[@mattbolick76]

What was the violation on number two? Did I just miss it cuz I don't think it was very clear. Otherwise great video. Keep up the good work

[@PPG1967]

So, this is not a violation video. It’s about items I have on my checklist.

[@AaronJohnson-t3w]

Love the vids.

[@PPG1967]

I appreciate your feedback, and thanks for watching!!

[@patrickyoung2254]

Energy efficienty certificate posted along with duct leakage report is commonly overlooked. I see alot of builders who forget to insulate their attic access covers as well. Rails and guards. Egress window wells needs guards if within 3 feet of walking surface and meet ladder requirements.

[@PPG1967]

I appreciate your feedback.