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Chip rescued this poor little dude from the window well by placing his ladder and luring him with a power bar. At Blackstone Country Club
Chip rescued this poor little dude from the window well by placing his ladder and luring him with a power bar. At Blackstone Country Club
When inspecting this refrigerator I was surprised when it dispensed pizza rolls instead of ice cubes! Southern Hills, Denver, CO
"Old black water, keep on rollin'" This home obviously needed a new water heater! at Cherry Hills Village, Colorado https://call2inspect.net/
The best time to plant a tree was 20 yrs ago
If you can't sleep...
Gotta love your job!
Just in case you forgot your keys...
Pretty sure the screws are supposed to go the other way...
This garbage disposal may have been near the end of its useful life
Home seller used Liquid Nails adhesive for bathtub pipes. Several years later it failed and leaked profusely into the garage ceiling below.
A gas fireplace was still exhausting into this capped chimney!
Siding should not touch the roof. Water will cause damage. Allow 2" gap between the roof shingles and the siding bottom edge.
Siding should not touch the roof. Water will cause damage. Allow 2" gap between the roof shingles and the siding bottom edge.
Outdoor gas pipes are not allowed to rest on the ground. Can be damaged. Bury them 12"-18". Or hang them 3.5" above the ground.
I guess the tree was more important than the roof!
Saw this at Colfax and Steele. It's an Amazon package locker. Pretty cool. They deliver to the locker then you walk up and get your stuff.
Saw this at Colfax and Steele. It's an Amazon package locker. Pretty cool. They deliver to the locker then you walk up and get your stuff.
Saw this at Colfax and Steele. It's an Amazon package locker. Pretty cool. They deliver to the locker then you walk up and get your stuff.
What goes up, must come down - found this bullet on the roof at a home inspection
Found on home inspection: unique support posts..NOT recommended!
Parapet wall tops are a regular problem on historic home roofs in Denver. Mortar caps and flashings are a must to preserve the parapets.