"The House that NACHI Built"

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#1

Originally Posted By: bkirby
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Many thanks to Marvin Frandsen for the house he brought to the Idaho/Montana Realtors convention. It was the hit of the convention. Marvin designed and built this himself with his own money. It was a pleasure having Marvin at the convention to help with the NACHI booth.


Thanks again Marvin.


Judy Hammers House Together
Do NOT take my picture!!
Hold that wall!!!
The finishing touches
The House that NACHI Built!!!!!!

--
Bruce Kirby

Western States Director
NW MT Chapter President
MSAI President
http://bjccinspections.com/

I prefer email contact
bruce@bjccinspections.com

#2

Originally Posted By: rbennett
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Recommend calling a structural eng.


Code violations

No permit on improvements

Double tapped with hammer

#3

Originally Posted By: rbennett
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VERY class booth


It shows the work

rlb

PS wonder who the past poster was that would not sign his post??

He must not want to show that he is a LOC (Lack of Class) type of inspector

Good job again

#4

Originally Posted By: Aimee Jalowsky
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Very impressive up there you guys. I am glad it went well, nice house!

#5

Originally Posted By: rspriggs
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Marvin is Idaho NACHI’s SE Vice President & is always looking for ways to do things better and expand his knowledge base.


Bruce & Judy are great NACHI ambassadors.


Great combination for our industry; thanks, guys!


Russ

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Exploring Planet NACHI . . . One house at a time.


Russ Spriggs,
Idaho Chapter Pres.
Coeur d'Alene, ID Home Inspectors
Coeur d'Alene Home Inspectors

#6

Originally Posted By: loconnor
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That’s a nice looking set up. I wonder if I can put something like that in a local Home & Garden show I’m doing in February? The booth is 5 x 12’.


I couldn't make out the hanging framed pictures very well. Are they showing the various systems in working conditions, or are they samples of items that could show up in an inspection?

Again, a great job.

--
Larry
Western Michigan NACHI Chapter
http://www.w-michigan-nachi.org

"We confide in our strength
without boasting of it.
We respect that of others
without fearing it"
Thomas Jefferson