Residential Building Code Violations (New Construction) Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2023
- Come along as I show you some of the things I look at when I'm doing a Residential Building Final Inspection, based on the 2018 IRC or manufacturer's installation instructions.
#inspection #residential #building #codeviolations
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Thanks for the video. It would be helpful to include a link in the video description for part 2. Sometimes RUclips doesn’t show it next to the video.
I haven't posted it yet...I appreciate you watching!!
That anti-tip bracket for the stove...I did not know about that, not being a builder of any kind. But I realize its importance and will check mine in the home. You're making an important contribution here.
Yeah, those brackets can make a difference. I appreciate you watching!!
Love your videos. My wife and I are looking into building our own home in GA. Where can we get a copy of the IRC buliding coded book?
I appreciate your feedback...provide me with your email address, and I'll send you a PDF copy.
i appreciate you taking the time to make these videos. I just became an inspector, and I'm still trying to get a copy of the codebook (IRC). looking it up online isn't the same!
provide me with your email address. I'll send you a PDF copy.
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After looking at some of these videos, a lot of this is just sloppy, shoddy work. You don't even need to know code, just take the bare minimum pride in your work. I've got some land and have been thinking about building the majority of a little house out there myself and these videos have been really helpful, thanks.
I appreciate your feedback, and thanks for watching.
Thank you for your hard work. Can you please
tell us where to get that cheat sheet you showed on the stairways?
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Another great video, excited for part 2 👍🏼
I appreciate you watching!!
Great info, professor! I didn't know about the 2 nails or 1 screw at the balusters. Gonna add that to my template and start checking on those decks.
I appreciate your support... you keeping them straight in Texas?
I don't know how it is over in Georgia but here in Texas, these builders are guaranteeing that I've got job security.
I've been watching all videos, do have you have anything with stove and microwave vented to outside?
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Good video, I love the fact that you post the codes when you can. By the way on the stairs headroom part where you using a code buddy book to show the code? You my friend are a great source of information. Thank you
I appreciate your feedback, and thanks for watching.
Good stuff Renaldo! In my opinion (as an inspector), any head room height issue on a stairway on the final is shame on the inspector. The potential of a head room issue should be communicated on the rough inspection.
You are correct on that one, unfortunately I didn't do the framing rough inspection. Also, that's something the builder or framer could've added after the framing inspection....happens all the time.
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100% Agree about the chance of it being altered after the building rough @@PPG1967
7:37 doesn't look like 1.5" handrail clearance
Well, I was there, and it is 1-1/2". I actually checked before I filmed the video. I guess the haters have to try and find something wrong. I appreciate you watching and commenting. 😁😁
That stairwell height should be caught in framing stage. They should make you repair it.
So, I didn't do the framing inspection. Also, that could've been added after the framing inspection was done. It happens all the time.
I appreciate your commenting anyway...
@@PPG1967 Why would that be added after the framing inspection. Maybe framer thought he could give an extra 4 sq/ft floor space to the home owner.
@@Faruk651 If the framer would’ve known what he was doing it wouldn’t have been an item to begin with. Trades need to learn to do their job right. The code book is nothing but minimums and not too much to ask. You act like you been but red tagged for lackadaisical framing and failure to comply before 😂😂😂
@@BrettROKC I am not a framer. I just hate inspectors. They are the scummy.
Tip for your certs, call ICC and have them change all of your cert expiration dates to the same date. When you have multiple certs it's a lot easier to keep track of only one expiration date. Bonus tip, the building, plumbing, and mechanical plans examiner exams are almost the same as the corresponding inspector exams. You put in all of the time studying, might as well get two certifications out of it. FYI, the electrical inspector and electrical plans examiner exams are very, very different. Cheers
I appreciate the tips.