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Tools For Inspecting Your Home Or One You May Want To Buy

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Tools For Inspecting Your Home Or One You May Want To Buy, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 62 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 137 reviews, and has 986 subscribers.

You will learn about Have a basic knowledge of the components of a home, be able to recognize problems, have a basic understanding of how to correct problems, which problems are extremely bad and which are manageable. The student should be able to walk the exterior and interior of the home and recognize conditions which are expensive to fix and can affect value. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is living in or considering purchasing a home. It is particularly useful for Anyone who is living in or considering purchasing a home.

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Summary

Title: Tools For Inspecting Your Home Or One You May Want To Buy

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Have a basic knowledge of the components of a home, be able to recognize problems, have a basic understanding of how to correct problems, which problems are extremely bad and which are manageable. The student should be able to walk the exterior and interior of the home and recognize conditions which are expensive to fix and can affect value.

Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who is living in or considering purchasing a home.

Target Audiences

  • Anyone who is living in or considering purchasing a home.

Houses are very complicated and often you will not know a problem exist until it breaks. In this course you will be better equipped and armed with the necessary tools and knowledge to Identifying deficiencies in houses and interpret what’s Good, Bad or Ugly. Whether these problems could exist on your home or a home you want to buy, you will save a lot of time and money when you are equipped to recognize deficiencies.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Things You Need To Know Before We Get Started

Lecture 1: Introduction from Bill Sharp

Lecture 2: Short History of Building CODES

Lecture 3: Basic Concepts When Looking at a House

Chapter 2: Driveways, Walkways, Patios and Retaining Walls

Lecture 1: Driveways

Lecture 2: Walkway/Patios

Lecture 3: Fencing/Retaining Walls

Chapter 3: Grading

Lecture 1: Grading 1

Lecture 2: Grading 2

Lecture 3: Grading 3

Chapter 4: Porches, Patios & Decks

Lecture 1: Porches

Lecture 2: Patios

Lecture 3: Decks

Chapter 5: Put into practice what you've learned.

Lecture 1: Review

Chapter 6: Exterior Siding

Lecture 1: Wood Sideing

Lecture 2: Brick,CODE & Problems

Lecture 3: Brick & Brick Toothing

Lecture 4: Fiber Concrete Board & Vinyl

Lecture 5: Oriented Strand Board

Lecture 6: Exterior Insulation and Finished System

Lecture 7: Stucco

Chapter 7: Windows, Screens & Gutters

Lecture 1: Windows & Screens

Lecture 2: Gutters

Chapter 8: Roofs, Chimneys & Fireplaces

Lecture 1: Roof Requirements

Lecture 2: Roof Problems

Lecture 3: Chimneys / Fireplaces

Chapter 9: Garage /Carport

Lecture 1: Requirements & Problems

Chapter 10: Put into practice what you've learned.

Lecture 1: Review / Quize#2

Chapter 11: Foundations / Crawl Space

Lecture 1: Problems

Lecture 2: Videos of Structural Repairs & Mud Jacking

Lecture 3: Crawl Spaces

Chapter 12: Put Into Practice What You've Learned

Lecture 1: Put Into Practice What You've Learned

Chapter 13: Rooms

Lecture 1: Kitchen

Lecture 2: Rooms-General Requirements & Problems For Rooms

Lecture 3: Laundry

Lecture 4: Den, Family & Rec. Rooms

Lecture 5: Basement

Lecture 6: Bathrooms

Lecture 7: Bedrooms

Lecture 8: Waterproofing

Chapter 14: Put Into Practice What You've Learned

Lecture 1: Put Into Practice What You've Learned

Chapter 15: Floors System

Lecture 1: Girders

Lecture 2: Cutting & Notching

Lecture 3: Joist

Lecture 4: I-Joist & Fire

Lecture 5: Plates & Tie Downs

Chapter 16: Atic & Insulation

Lecture 1: Attic

Lecture 2: Insulation

Chapter 17: Put Into Practice What You've Learned

Lecture 1: Put Into Practice What You've Learned

Chapter 18: Mechanicals

Lecture 1: Electrical Introduction

Lecture 2: Electrical GFCI & ARC Faulting

Lecture 3: Electrical Problems

Lecture 4: Heating

Lecture 5: Venting

Lecture 6: Distribution

Lecture 7: Gas Piping

Lecture 8: Air Conditioning

Lecture 9: Water Piping

Lecture 10: Waste Piping

Lecture 11: Septic System

Lecture 12: Water Heater

Chapter 19: Put Into Practice What You've Learned

Lecture 1: Put Into Practice What You've Learned

Lecture 2: Final statements from your instructor

Instructors

  • Bill Sharp
    Bill Sharp
    Teaching individuals to recognize problems in housing

Rating Distribution

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  • 2 stars: 4 votes
  • 3 stars: 6 votes
  • 4 stars: 31 votes
  • 5 stars: 96 votes

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