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window leak

good window next to window with bad seal

Any job openings in Florida, Texas or Southern California?

Pete Campbell wrote:

Philo wrote:One of my standard report images... something simple and straightforward.

Really? It must take you a long time to do an inspection and a report!

Indeed it does. I'm switching from Whisper to HIP, (however long that will take

among other things, HIP won't allow me to be so uhhh... voluminous, as Whisper did.

(I've rarely include a dishwasher IR image in a report, but DWs are a required line-item, and HeatDry elements are in the SOP.)

Condensing unit needing further evaluation.

Sharp images, (w/o MSX,) from the E60 (320x240.)

Ceiling moisture under upstairs bath; with no visible evidence. (Vacant home, freshly painted.)

Deficient Insulation, new construction, (same house.)

Yea, keep those (client) kids occupied!

Okay, have to ask the question...Why not switch to F?

I have. It just took a while to get a round tuit.

Nice one, Spann!

Kris Svendsen wrote:Found this one a while back. Many things found with IR technology are completely invisible unless you use it. This leak at the washer/dryer connection may have taken a while to find or become noticeable.

what camera is that?

Nathan wrote:Okay, have to ask the question...Why not switch to F?

Besides, can't everyone quickly convert degC to degF in their head?
Actually, one prolly just needs to look it up.
I'm not good with internet on my phone, so once when an oven displayed only deg C, I had to take out a piece of paper and derive the equation for converting, (Texas requires us to measure oven temp.)