NETinspect October 19, 2024 Mini-seminar
$99.00
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October 19, 2024
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7:45 AM - 12:30 PM
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Zoom
Continuing with our Fall '24 schedule, a couple more classes to improve our knowledge base and collect continuing education credits! Hope you can make it!
1) Welcome!
October 19 from 7:45 - 8 am
Glad you could join us!
2) What Home Inspectors NEED to Know About Decks
Course L2863-02 (2 credits)
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October 19 from 8 - 10 am
Our goal here is to provide home inspectors with a general understanding of the different components on a deck constructed to the 2020 International Residential Code (IRC) and deck construction best building practices guidelines set in the American Wood Council document DCA6-2015. We will cover how to evaluate and conduct a thorough inspection of deck components using a systematic approach. We will lead you through the proper construction of a deck and tips on how, and what to look for in inspecting and reporting deck defects in a home inspection report. By separating components and showing photo/diagram examples of common deck defects found due to improper construction and/or aging of materials, while addressing the function of each element along the way as it applies to deck safety/longevity. A must-see class for both new and seasoned home inspectors
Meet the Presenter
![Tom Sherman](https://yource-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/profile-photos/qUfyswmFi55rCLzxSDQ44GXtY2iJg9YRSgOUvlTO.png)
Tom Sherman
After a decade as the owner/operator of a residential construction company, Tom Sherman, a 10-year US Marine Corps veteran, became a professional home inspector in 1998. In 2006 when New York State instituted the Home Inspector Licensing Law, Tom immediately jumped at the chance to become a NY State Certified Home Inspector Educator. Tom was a 24-year ASHI Certified Inspector (recently stepping down from the organization), a Certified Residential Thermographer and a Licensed Drone Pilot, who has worked diligently since 2014 to build NETinspect Home Inspector Training Institute; a training school with a strong appreciation for the in-depth amount of knowledge an inspector needs to competently perform a professional home inspection. Our classes are well researched, targeted to the audience and professionally presented by our group of experts. Join Tom and his team as we delve into the subject matter that will help you to become a more knowledgeable and successful home inspector!
3) Break
October 19 from 10 - 10:15 am
Time to Stretch!
4) The Home Inspectors Guide to Gas Furnace Inspections
Course L2861-02 (2 credits)
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October 19 from 10:15 am - 12:15 pm
Our objective is to familiarize home inspectors with the specifics of gas-fired forced air heating systems, with the major focus on the differences between the two most common types in use today; conventional furnaces, not limited to, but to include 80% furnaces, and condensing furnaces; commonly referred to as "High Efficiency" furnaces. We will include a history of gas-fired furnaces from the onset of “Central Heat” and will then progress into the details on the general components consistent with these types of units. How they operate, where they are similar, and where they differ in design and function. We will conclude by going over the cycle of operation, and discuss various inspection techniques used to evaluate this equipment.
Meet the Presenter
![Tom Sherman](https://yource-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/profile-photos/qUfyswmFi55rCLzxSDQ44GXtY2iJg9YRSgOUvlTO.png)
Tom Sherman
After a decade as the owner/operator of a residential construction company, Tom Sherman, a 10-year US Marine Corps veteran, became a professional home inspector in 1998. In 2006 when New York State instituted the Home Inspector Licensing Law, Tom immediately jumped at the chance to become a NY State Certified Home Inspector Educator. Tom was a 24-year ASHI Certified Inspector (recently stepping down from the organization), a Certified Residential Thermographer and a Licensed Drone Pilot, who has worked diligently since 2014 to build NETinspect Home Inspector Training Institute; a training school with a strong appreciation for the in-depth amount of knowledge an inspector needs to competently perform a professional home inspection. Our classes are well researched, targeted to the audience and professionally presented by our group of experts. Join Tom and his team as we delve into the subject matter that will help you to become a more knowledgeable and successful home inspector!
5) Closing remarks
October 19 from 12:15 - 12:30 pm
Thanks for joining us!
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