[uaplumber]

I am getting back into service work after concentrating on new construction for some time. Do you have a checklist that you work off of when doing inspections etc? I had a HO call me today to say that her home inspector suggested that her plumbing was not up to code and needed immediate attention.
Now, I am more than competant to inspect her home, no issues there. But I want to be able to have a checklist that I can mark up and show the customer after I am done. I find visual aids help alot when explaining what I have found. I am working on one right now, but would hate to miss anything.
Anybody have one to share?

 

[user4]

For you guys that do service work. look into what your state requires to be a home inspector, in most states it is nothing more than a license fee with no test. Being a home inspector gives you another area to make money in, and it can help your plumbing business.

 

[Proud Plumber]

See my long thread on marketing tactics, I am actually working on one. Please your input.

 

[uaplumber]

I'm still working on it.