Gas Meter

[ksaunders (Kevin L. Saunders)]

Check out this partiality buried gas meter,I recommended to remove the top soil and mulch from around it. This is a first for me,what is your thoughts?

Kevin Saunders
Clear View Home Inspection,LLC

Sorry the attachment is to big to upload.

[swaskewicz (Steven C. Waskewicz, CMI)]

For those that might need an image manipulation program, try IRFANview.
I like it for its simplicity, but usefulness.
I’ll post a link for download, http://www.irfanview.com/
I use it to create a small enough image to upload to this website.
Steve

[rray (Russel Ray)]

@swaskewicz

For those that might need an image manipulation program, try IRFANview.
I like it for its simplicity, but usefulness.
I’ll post a link for download, http://www.irfanview.com/
I use it to create a small enough image to upload to this website.
Steve

Irfanview is great for picture manipulation, but if you just need to quickly and easily resize a bunch of pictures, regardless of how many, try Image Resizer. I’ve never found a program that is so easy to use when it comes to just wanting to resize a picture.

@ecrofutt

http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/templates/NACHI/images/icon_minipost.gifPosted: May 26, 2005 8:43 AM Post subject: http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/templates/NACHI/images/lang_english/icon_quote.gif Microsoft Powertoys Image Re-sizer for Windows XP. (FREE DOWNLOAD)

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx

Look about half way down the right side of the page.

Once it’s installed, select ALL of the pictures in Explorer or My Computer that you want to resize. Right click. select re-size pictures off the drop down menu.

When the little window opens, select Advanced, enter your custom size that you want, select whether you want to make copies or re-size the original, hit enter. It takes me about two minutes to re-size a couple of hundred pictures to whatever size I want.

CAUTION: DO NOT select re-size originals until you get the hang of the right size to use.

[ksaunders (Kevin L. Saunders)]

Thanks for the resize info.
Kevin saunders

[kmcmahon (Kevin McMahon)]

I’ll second the MS image resizer…resize 50 pics in 10 seconds.

[jpope (Jeffrey Pope, CMI)]

How goes it Kevin? Are you watching us?

[rray (Russel Ray)]

Hey, Kevin.

Is that a new home inspection company name?

Good to see you.

[gveal (Greg Veal, CMI, ICC)]

Kevin,

I will need to check for positive, but in Georgia, I believe the Gas Code requires a minimum clearance from ground contact of 6".
Your pictures looks like and older installation that is installed in an area that gathers runoff, siltation buildup, or minimum maitenance of vegatation growth.
Local Gas supplier will probably have to extend meter bar and reinstall meter at a higher elevation. Locally, this is usually a free service to the consumer, unless this is a reoccurring problem.

[ksaunders (Kevin L. Saunders)]

I’ve been in business for nearly 3 years, I have also been a member for about 2.5 years, I just keep quite, read and learn.The house in the photo is 13 years old and the home owner did his own land scapeing.

Kevin Saunders
Clear View Home Inspection,LLC

[rcooke (Roy D. Cooke, Sr)]

@ksaunders

I’ve been in business for nearly 3 years, I have also been a member for about 2.5 years, I just keep quite, read and learn.The house in the photo is 13 years old and the home owner did his own land scapeing.

Kevin Saunders
Clear View Home Inspection,LLC

D
dig down build a box and I think ever one would be satisfied just like window well .
To Simple
Roy Cooke a happy CMI