Costly Mistakes from a Home Inspector Paid in Beer! | Holmes Inspection 219+220
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Cope with unexpected surprises, such as icy pipes, that arise after a rushed home inspection. Then, uncover the costly issues overlooked by a home inspector who was paid in beer. This compilation reveals the hidden troubles that can lurk behind seemingly routine home inspections.
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Just proves the fact that its not the age of the house, it is the quality of craftsmanship that counts! Excellent episodes. Thank You for sharing!
Construction trades no longer pride themselves on good workmanship
It’s never really been about age it’s usually on how it was built
There should be a central body where every home inspector must be registered and also learn the latest home building regulations every year to renew their certificate of competence and where you can report whether they have done a good or bad job and this is also visible to people who need a home inspector so you can immediately fish out the bad inspector.
Every home inspector should also be held accountable if he or she has not done a good job.
The consequences of a bad home inspection can destroy people and make further living in a new or older home almost impossible by having to make repairs that the home inspector should have been able to see and or know about.
@@marcelwildeboer yeah. It's called the Better Business Bureau.
@@theone2be33 BBB is a joke the person/business must be registered with them and they have no enforcement power and can be paid to remove bad reviews
@marcelwildeboar Some states in America require that. They definitely do where I'm licensed in Nashville,TN. I guess they're more relaxed in Canada.
If this show ever gets rebooted; Invite the home inspector who failed their job to the house to they can see what they should do.
I don't think any of these would own their failures. I think you should be able to sue an inspector for damages if the problems could have been seen by an inspector. Often enough there are problems Mike sees without doing any damage.
@@seanthiar Not every mistake is made on purpose. It could also be that someone really did not see a defect. So I thought of the positive approach by showing a home inspector what he missed instead of immediately throwing such a person in court.
lol this shows been rebooted many times from Holmes on Homes , Holmes Inspection , Holmes Makes It Right , Holmes Family Rescue probably some I missed lol
Puut them on house arrest. Make them watch over and over on repeat every video of all holmes shows for 6 months
@@Z3RORwhat if one or more deficiency causes an injury or illness?
Let's Gooooo! Holmes on Homes in Homes
This is Holmes Inspection lol
I just want to know who the supposedly "Quality Builder" was who built that home...want to make sure I never consider one of their homes. This is a quality failure that starts at the very top with the owner(s) of the company, then works its way down through supervisory levels. Very sad!
I'm glad they finally showed the problems with spray foam. Good product but it's difficult to scrape away for renovations. I noticed Mike didn't remove all the spray foam in the garage. It's too much work. They sprayed new foam on top of the old junk.
Only remove what was needed the yellow stuff is more sticky then the white stuff
How can so many wrong things be approved by a building inspector on a new house?
The inspector and his company should be held immediately liable and all costs resulting from this should be recovered from the person and company and his permit should be revoked immediately.
Each phase of the construction should be signed off by an inspector who is authorized to do so and should be liable for it and this should not be someone who is in any way connected to the builder.
Because they are not just working on one house but multiple and they slap these things up so quickly
30:00 If those spots of the house were installed incorrectly then the rest of the house is built just the same and in the future the house will continue to fall apart. Sell it or demolish it and rebuild a new house.
Sounds like a DR Horton home
Sherry is tiling like me; wipe the glue and such of on your jeans. (Note: ALWAYS were the old, stained jeans when painting and / or glueing stuff).😛
Sherry is Mike’s beautiful blonde daughter
1:19:56 R.I.P. Craig Lowe
No way. When did that happen
@@terencemerrittyeah really
2nd comment, it costs less to add a few screws, put some tape on and just do the job right in the first place that to rip out everything and redo it. I don't get the mentality of people today. You can't replace quality with quantity.
Tell that to new homes builders. Was disgusted with what I found looking at a few in progress. Crappy quality.
@@Spoon2006 these houses were built thousands of years ago.
1:04:40 I'm sorry I kept waiting for the "PIVOT!"
“I need two for the surge protector.”
No you don’t.
When a new home has the kinds of obvious issues highlighted in the first episode, that points to corruption of the building code inspectors of the local government.
There is no way any of these flaws could have passed if the inspectors had actually looked at the work.
Only cash can divert the eye of a competent inspector................................
Edit: The bracing in the attic looks like the work of a five-year-old. Disgraceful.................
Hey Mike, where is the hand rail for going downstairs?
Who in the hell signed off on the build?😂
I get why you want an open basement, but does that mean that anybody who finishes their basement should gut it to resell it?
no just have it done properly
just have all the permits ready to show so there is no need to pull parts of the walls/floors nor ceilings down to show the work done properly
Put a panel ceiling in like they have in offices so you have access, photos and permits easy. I do agree with inspectors having to hold a licence and renew it every 5 years with a yearly course to keep them updated. Similar to how we have a cpc in the UK for hgv drivers
Finished basements are awesome because it’s like a whole other level of your home just below ground. The big thing is to do it right water is the big factor in basements you have to make sure everything is watertight from the foundation to the floor to the walls. Every basement will have water intrusion and that is usually managed by a sump pump or the weeping tile also known as a French drain. People look for homes with finished basements because you can do whatever you want with the space you can put a living room down there a kitchen a bar bedrooms bathrooms. Me personally I’d like a house with an unfinished basement then I can do what I want with it.
they keep posting same old videos every few months like it is something new instead of creating new content.
i agree!
How many years of shows and yet the same stuff?!?