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Don't let hidden problems become costly nightmares! Hiring a professional engineering inspector can save you time, money, and headaches in the long run. Here are 5 reasons why: 1. Uncover hidden issues: Trained eyes can detect problems that might go unnoticed by the untrained eye. This includes structural damage, faulty wiring, and other potential safety hazards. 2. Ensure compliance with codes and regulations: Professional inspectors are familiar with all the relevant building codes and regulations in your area. They can ensure that your project meets all the necessary requirements, avoiding costly delays and fines. 3. Get peace of mind: Knowing that your project is safe and sound can provide you with invaluable peace of mind. A professional inspector can give you the confidence that your investment is protected. 4. Save money in the long run: While it may seem like an added expense upfront, hiring a professional inspector can actually save you money in the long run. By identifying problems early on, you can avoid costly repairs down the road. 5. Make informed decisions: A professional inspector can provide you with a comprehensive report outlining any issues they find. This information can be invaluable when making decisions about repairs, renovations, or purchasing a property. Ready to take control of your project and ensure its success? Contact our professional engineering inspector today! #engineeringinspector #homeinspection #commercialinspection #safetyfirst #peaceofmind #savemoney #informeddecisions #realestate #construction

Here's how to make the most of it: ✅Research and hire a reputable inspector. ✅Pay attention to major issues like structural damage or plumbing problems. A small investment in inspection can save you big headaches down the road! #HomeBuying #InspectionTips #ThompsonInspections

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Building inspectors play a crucial role in ensuring code compliance for new construction projects. In a recent conversation with a local building inspector, it was highlighted that accurate load calculations are key. Learn more about the importance of getting the details right on Manual J in passing #BuildingInspections.

Why Hiring a General Inspector May Not Be Enough for Your Home Discover why relying solely on a general qualified inspector can be risky for your home. Learn why it's crucial to hire specialized contractors for HVAC, roofing, plumbing, electrical, and more. Find out how to make informed decisions and ensure a safer and more efficient home. #HomeInspectionTips #SpecializedContractors #HomeMaintenance #SafeLiving #ExpertOpinions #DIYvsProfessional #HomeownersGuide #HomeImprovement #LicensedContractors #HomeSafety

Don't skip the property inspection! Hire a professional inspector to thoroughly examine the home's condition, including structural, electrical, and plumbing systems. It's better to be safe than sorry. 🔍👓 #homebuyertips #propertyinspection #realestateadvice Kelly McDaniel

Picture: The jobsite foreman monitors some rework on rough grade preparation. Do you consider jobsite integration when communicating your solution to contractors, commercial builders, or independent machine owner-operators? In reflecting as these houses are being built in front of us, I have noticed a lot of interactions between contractors, suppliers, municipalities, land owners, and surrounding neighbours. As much as there are various tools, equipment, and technologies being used, the common thread is 'seamless' integration. Integration between coworkers Integration between machines and people Integration between technologies Integration with suppliers and contractors Integration with land surveyors, inspectors, and QA with contractors Integration between land owners and contractors Integration between municipality departments and land owners Integration means a flow of information (or data, if you prefer) that needs to deliver or communicate an outcome to «insert any audience» #brandnarrative #jobsiteintegration #suppliers #contractors #landowners #municipalitydepartments #constructionindustryinnovation #OEMintegration #surveyors #QA #communication #collaboration #feedback #onthejobfeedback

Ever consider where the plans come from?? Where does the project really start? ... So many things around you have so many processes, and people who understand those processes, behind them! ... I once worked in a steel fabrication shop. it was part of my job to print and sort the blueprints for material handling equipment (think big aggregate processing conveyors). Day after day, and year after year, I printed and sorted, but never dared try to understand what those documents showed. I just respected the fact that the guys on the crew knew what it meant and how to make the magic happen that would take all those lines and measurements from paper, to real life. But, over time, something happened. I started to learn more about what those big papers displayed. The plant manager, the foreman, the welding crew... they were all very willing to answer questions and try to help me understand how it all made sense! Eventually, they even came to rely on me to nest the plate that would be cut.😲 (and truthfully, that became my FAVORITE part of that job!) It's so important that we bridge the gap between knowing and not-knowing what goes on behind the scenes, what jobs are available in various industries, and what mentors are willing and able to share their knowledge, skill, and passion! Do you have a story like mine? Join the Crew Collaborative and help foster conversations around the construction world!!! Ambassador Applications are being accepted now for fall training! #jointhecrew #construction #bluecollarworkforce