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Getting some frosty winters in L.A. lately?ICE said:Here at the access, reaching the furnace is easy.It's a different story with the other one. Not a big house either.
Would you believe ... I'm going to rent it to myself???ICE said:
Unfortunately it was approved by another inspector the day before I observed it. I have been instructed to not write corrections on work that has been approved because that makes the department look bad.TheCommish said:Another do over. I never understand why we can afford to fix it, but not do it correctly the first time
Chad,Chad Pasquini said:Ice, do you have contact with the other inspectors in your office? or are you completely on your own, this project looks like a real good learning opportunity for the Other Inspector.
Architects are famous for a couple of notes on plans. "verify in field" "by others" "contractor to coordinate" and applicable to your question: "all work shall be in compliance with local codes".Rick18071 said:I'm curios, if the plans don't show any rebar but it was put in but not right would you make them fix it?