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Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #13: Free Pricing Workshop
This month, Rob Claus led an insightful workshop on developing pricing strategies for commercial property inspections. The session provided guidance for inspectors looking to establish or refine their fee structures in today's competitive market.
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Building Your Business with CCPIA #17: Special Guests Bob Hintze and Mark Wahl, Waypoint Inspections
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Join us for an extraordinary conversation with Bob Hintze and Mark Wahl two of the four Managing Directors of Waypoint Property Inspections, LLC. Our host, Rob Claus, will help guide the audience through the early beginnings of Waypoint Property Inspection, LLC. and how they have developed into a multiple-location, multiple-inspector operation with an extremely strong focus on commercial proper...
Rooftop Unit (RTU) Filters
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Filters can provide evidence of poor maintenance. Watch this video for a thorough inspection of the filters found in an RTU.
Automated Exterior Building Lighting Inspection
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Learn about exterior lighting systems that are operated by a timer. For more information about commercial property inspections, visit ccpia.org/
Quick Tip for Inspecting General Topography and Drainage
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Here is a quick tip when inspecting a building’s general topography and drainage that uses something as simple as a golf ball. ⛳ #ccpia #commercialproperty #shorts #propertyinspection
Stairway Inspection
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Learn how to inspect stairways at commercial buildings, including treads, risers, handrails, and guards. For more information about commercial property inspections, visit ccpia.org/
Inspecting a Swinging Fire Door
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In this video, we cover the key elements to look at when inspecting a swinging fire door. To learn how to complete a full fire door inspection, visit CCPIA’s online course: ccpia.org/fire-door-inspection-course-for-swinging-sliding-and-rolling-doors/
Retaining Wall Inspection with CCPIA®
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In this video, Rob Claus goes over key items to look for on retaining walls when doing an exterior inspection.
Building Your Business with CCPIA #16: Special Guest Nick Gromicko, CCPIA Founder
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In this episode of Building Your Business, host Rob Claus sits down with Nick Gromicko, the founder of CCPIA®, InterNACHI®, and multiple other successful ventures. Nick is widely recognized as a dedicated advocate for the inspection industry, a market disruptor, and a seasoned entrepreneur. He has authored or co-authored over 25 inspection books, hundreds of inspection-related articles, tools, ...
Commercial Garage Door Inspection with CCPIA®
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Commercial Garage Door Inspection with CCPIA®
Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #12
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Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #12
Building Your Business with CCPIA #15: Understanding The Interview Process
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Building Your Business with CCPIA #15: Understanding The Interview Process
ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Closing
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ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Closing
ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Other
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ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Other
ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Elevators
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ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Elevators
ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Drinking Fountains
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ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Drinking Fountains
ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Interior
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ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Interior
ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Entrance
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ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Entrance
ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Ramps
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ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Ramps
ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Route of Travel
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ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Route of Travel
ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Parking
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ComSOP Accessibility Inspection: Parking
Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #13
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Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #13
CCPIA® Inspection Tip: Main Service Disconnect #ccpia #propertyinspection
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CCPIA® Inspection Tip: Main Service Disconnect #ccpia #propertyinspection
2024 Pro Inspectors Convention: Five Steps for Getting Commercial Property Inspection Jobs workshop
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2024 Pro Inspectors Convention: Five Steps for Getting Commercial Property Inspection Jobs workshop
CCPIA® Inspection Tip: Fire Sprinkler System #ccpia #commercialproperty #shorts
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CCPIA® Inspection Tip: Fire Sprinkler System #ccpia #commercialproperty #shorts
CCPIA Member Spotlight: KC Bartley of Professional Home Inspections
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CCPIA Member Spotlight: KC Bartley of Professional Home Inspections
CCPIA® Inspection Tip: Break Rooms #ccpia #commercialpropertyinspection
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CCPIA® Inspection Tip: Break Rooms #ccpia #commercialpropertyinspection
Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable #10
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Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable #10
Thank you CCPIA!
Another great Roundtable! Thanks, Rob!
But at least that hand rail is securely attached.
This inspection game is hard to get started any suggestions
Rob! This was so clear and specific! I was just hired as an Insurance Inspector here near Atlantic City, NJ and I have 3 restaurants assigned this week. Now I know the jargon and I can speak intelligently while I complete my checklist. What I don’t know, I can fake to give me enough time to Google it or to watch another one of your videos! LOL. Much appreciated. Well done!
29:50 - Why should you pass up the chance to see small details up close instead of staring at the roof from a distance? Your policy doesn't require it. But going above and beyond can make all the difference for your reputation and the wellbeing of the client.
Very vrry nice school of home and comecial inpection
kc is a great guy, never got to see him in person, but will always help out and answer my text's.. lol
How many pictures do you take and how many per room?
Great question. I take as many photos as I need to ensure I can tell the story in the inspection report. The entire inspection had about 250 photos. A good practice would be to take a photo of every wall in every room and then take photos of any specific detail that needs to be highlighted. This way, you know you have enough.u know you have enough. You don't have to use all of the photos in the report, but you will have them to reference later.
Great video. I do have a quick question. I have smaller retaining wall blocks going in on my property and one is sticking out further than the rest. It’s only sticking out about a half inch more but it did catch my eye. Is this something I should be worried about?
One block may not always cause an issue, but the better question is, "Is this block loose?" Could this block have been installed poorly in the first place? As a professional inspector, you are trained to look for differences. An inspector should report on the different blocks but provide some form of monitoring. If it were me, I would monitor that block for any changes. It is a short wall and does not hold back much soil. The consequences of failure are minimal. The story would be different if the wall was recently installed. Not being straight or plumb would cause me to contact my installer and have it repaired.
Thank you for the feed back. They are still working the install today and plan to be done tomorrow. I will be sure to raise the concern.
Great show! Thank you!
Great video!
Thank you sir
Very inspiring 🏃🏿
Very grateful for the information! Thanks gentlemen!
Wer tp 1 en tp 2
Yes
3:06- would be helpful to graphic identify which is primary, which is secondary voltage, and what HV & LV indicate. Thanks 😊
The primary winding is always considered to be the source and the secondary is the load. In most cases, the HV is the primary and the LV is the secondary as they are labeled on the transformer. If the HV is higher than the LV then it steps down. If the HV is lower than the LV then it steps up.
Great video! Thank you!
The T&P relief valve cannot tie together with he condensation like it is. Must be seperate
Lav faucets need to be operable by maximum 5lb lever pressure. You can use a 2 handle lav faucet
Ther are pump soap dispensers in the counter net to the sink
What about the vertical grab bar requirement
What about signage?
I am not sure what signage question you have. There is a sign next to this exit door. Fire doors do not require signage but they do require a label that indicate that the door is a fire door. We will be uploading a fire door inspection really soon.
@@robclaus-lx6my Does any of them require "Fire Door Do Not Block"?
Thanks guys
Great video! Thank you
Nice video
Keep em coming guys 👌🏿
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Corridor is an egress component that is a part of the 'Exit Access' - not 'Exit' component of the Egress System.
Intresting presentation
As a master electrician by trade. That’s my home.
On the Epdm, some advice: Not all ballasted rocks use river rocks. There are other methods implemented as well, river rock is just the most common ballast. Less than half of all EPDM is adhered according to the ERA. The 3 main attachment methods are Ballasted, Mechanically Attached, and Adhered. EPDM is not always direct to decking, in fact the roof that you're on shows signs of polyiso under the membrane based on the patterns shown in the membrane due to the adhesive. See the lines running the length of the 4x8 boards? Thats a pattern common with polyiso. If you cant find the "lot number" check prefabricated pipe boots, square flashings, and termination bar for manufacturing stamps. That asphalt sealant along the corners and seams is incompatible with epdm and can cause leaks. Wood blocks used to prop pipes should never come in direct contact with the membrane, and should have a slip sheet. Same with metal stands. I wouldnt call the seams solvent "welded" as this implies they arent still two seperate pieces. When you weld pvc you fuse them together permanently, epdm is usually either glued/adhered or has a double sided tape. Its much less durable than what most people associate with the term "weld", as to "weld" is to join them together into a single piece/effective whole. Black lap sealant is used on new epdm during installation per manufacturing specifications all the time, and has been for decades. Miscolored sealant like that is not, but black lap sealant made for epdm is. You are right that is a repair but to say all sealant is means youre not familiar with epdm construction or mispoke. You should mention reinforced underlayment securement strip/RUSS/Fastening angle changes. This is essential every epdm roof to prevent bridging and tearing. Actually, before the band butyl should be placed between the boot and the pipe, then the pipe, then band, then sealant. Not mastic or adhesive, black lap sealant. Though many allow urethane as an alternative. Pitch pans should have the insulation trimmed back around the line sets and the lines spread with at least a ¼" gap between each wire/pipe before sealing. Had to get back to work ill finish video comment after
Thank you for such an in-depth comment. It sounds like you have extensive experience with roofing materials. I look forward to hearing what else you have to offer.
On the wood stands I forgot to mention if it is arsenic treated wood it can contaminate the membrane but you either need a lot of wood or you need ponding water that is collecting Runoff. Outside corners on flashing such as rooftop units can actually indicate the intended installation life. Typically curbs that only have a single layer of outside corner are a 15 or 20 year, add most manufacturers now require a two-layer Corner either a small Corner underneath a large corner or two large Corners that partially overlap. These will typically be for your 20 to 30 year applications. Wrinkles on the parapet wall either indicate installation issues or bridging. But it can also indicate are getting up underneath that coping due to an improper flashing which overtime can cause are under the system itself which can delaminate an adhered system. If someone sees a lot of wrinkles, it can be good to have a roof specialist up there to confirm it's not indicative of something much worse. Something I've seen come up from your guys before is that they're not quite familiar with coping that has double clip. So no exposed Fasteners, and it often gets flashed as needing fastened. So both the inside and outside facing wall has clip. Ideally, if it's a newer building, anytime you have a drain you should have a secondary overflow drain or Scupper that will catch any water that would build up above 2 inches should the initial drain clog. But this is AHJ dependent. I would also always check every scupper for sealant on the outside and every drain for clogging, loose bolts, or Josam Clamps. Along the drainage path of those crickets they have stands obstructing flow. Moving those 2' could improve drainage in some cases. Gas pipe should be coated safety yellow. Not just yellow. I love what they did up there, that's how they all should look. I know a lot of commercial roofers that are starting to sell that as part of their package for a new roof. I'd love to say it's to get it up to code and make it good but it's really just good $$$ and it prevents people tripping. Overall fantastic video. I just think we could expand a little more 👍
@@RoofingFacts Thank you. The goal of the video was to help commercial property inspectors better understand how to look at EPDM. roofs.
I appreciate your time showing me those things in case of a fire
Speaking of medical offices. If you ever do a dentist office...a mercury test is automatic. They drill out old fillings and the mercury dust gets everywhere. If they have a vacuum in the building, just get your sample from the bag. Otherwise just take samples from top of cabinets. Readings are high! My lab called me and told me to label next dentist office sample as "DENTIST OFFICE" so they would know to cut the sample because the readings are so high is screws up their equipment and they have to take it apart and clean it. LOL
Richmond Homes is the worst. In Colorado, they had so many hoops, I stopped doing new construction built by them.
You can ask for more coverage. I have 1M with inspector pro. You will pay more, but it’s available.
Game changer
can i put fire sprinkler for weapon stores
So far, the best explanation (video) of all commercial kitchen equipment parts is here. I will recommend that my customers watch this video before getting help with their kitchen. It would save time and headaches. Great educational video. Thanks for sharing.
What is a fire alarm panel transponder?
The panel transponder is the device that sends a radio signal to the monitoring company rather than having to rely on a hard phone line. The easy way to identify it is by locating the antenna.
@@robclaus-lx6my , isn’t that the cell dialer you’re referring to?
@@nutmegmike4627 I believe there are multiple different names used for this device. The Chief is using the office term.
Great inspection thank you
Congrats Ben! I'm based in Calgary. Retiring on the Island more than likely. Maybe we can partner up in 12 or so years.
Good video
When you say COM SOPs are you referring to ASTM or something else?
ComSOP refers to the International Standards of Practice for Inspecting Commercial Properties. You can find a copy here: ccpia.org/standards-of-practice/
Interesting video. Me and my civil engineer are going to do a lesson on this. He designs parking lot drainage and retaining ponds. No roof footage?
Had someone make fun of me once for mentioning someone should give an opinion on parking lot repairs. I have parking lot repairs quotes over $15,000. The SOPs state anything at or above 3,000 or cumulative repairs totally 10,000 should be in the report. Makes me wonder what kind of report some are writing.
lots of great information Sir much appreciated. never had to deal with ice over here in texas but good to know.
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That is not the way to go; use an electromagnetic leakage measuring system much better!