The company that commissioned the inspection has uploaded a YouTube statue
We look forward to hearing your thoughts in the comments after watching!
The company that commissioned the inspection has uploaded a YouTube statue
We look forward to hearing your thoughts in the comments after watching!
Kim,
Fantastic Video.
It looks like you check a lot of things in and around the house. I like your team approach.
5:47 What do you say about those shingles?
3:34 Do you get in the attic, or only look from the hatch? The flashlight Makita DML815 only 160 lumens is not enough.
Silly Comments:
4:10 you guys have big balls.
7:08 Dangerous Game. Ouch.
2:38 cute visitors
Nice approach to your inspection, I think if could translate to English and see your report that would be good. Good job.
Nice video Kim, and good for you for not freaking out the cats too bad.
5:47 What do you say about those shingles?
(Insufficient number of roofing nails and improper racking practices)
3:34 Do you get in the attic, or only look from the hatch? The flashlight Makita DML815 only 160 lumens is not enough.
(Climb into the attic yourself to inspect the structure, insulation, etc.
Use 3 flashlights (high-efficiency fixed, Makita, and mini pocket))
Silly Comments:
4:10 you guys have big balls.
(The company that hired me to do the inspection was very curious about what I had, so I told them a little bit about it.)
7:08 Dangerous Game. Ouch.
They must have filmed it to capture the humor.
(not my company)
2:38 cute visitors
(Yes yes…)
If I had a free hand in English, I would be happy to provide it, but unfortunately it is about 80 pages in Korean.
Thank you for your interest
I was so focused on the inspection that I didn’t see the cat, but it was playing.
Thanks for your interest and comments.
Nice video, Kim.
Fantastic. I really enjoyed the video. Its a pleasure to see you and your team in action, doing the same job we do, 1/2 a world away. But the same.
Thank you for sharing this, brother.
Can you share a few defects that you found this day, and what are your recommendations to your customer for those defects?
I’m also curious about rules or “codes” that may be different in Korea than in North America. For example, in the USA, the deck guardrails can not be “climbable” like the one on the deck of this home. Is that an issue in Korea or is it OK?
In this case, the house was inspected after the sale, and the condition of the house was not good due to various moisture problems and poor insulation.
The horizontal deck railing you mention is a potential hazard for children in South Korea, and we inform our customers of this risk in our report.
Building codes are not the same in North America as they are in South Korea, but the conclusion is the same because the goal of the code is safety.
Nice video Kim
I see in your signature that you cover all of South Korea, that seems like a large area to service?
P.S. I am envious of your hair.
Thanks for sharing the video!
아주 잘생겼어, 친구. 그리고, 나는 당신의 웹사이트도 좋아합니다.
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Report looks very clean and professional. Your photos and graphics tell the story in any language. I understand the defects and recommendations even without reading the text. Fantastic job, Kim.