By Tom Agrios

The Home Inspection Handbook is very valuable if you do a lot of inspection work on older homes. As you know, older homes come with their own nuances for passing home inspections and some of the specifications that need to be met are not issues in newer built construction. This valuable book covers everything you need to know about inspecting older homes from the basement up. Interior and exterior finishes are included as well as electrical, plumbing and HVAC. This book comes with a very valuable section for starting your own home inspection business.
If you are a home inspector or you are looking to enter the field of home inspection, there are a number of books that can help you get a leg up on what to look for as a home inspector. With the "Residential Property Inspection Reports CD-ROM"you can write your own inspections in your favorite word processing program. You can print your own inspection forms for grounds and exterior work, foundation work, garages and carports building and renovations, roof repairs and new roofing as well as attic finishing and build-outs. There are also valuable forms for inspections of pools and spas, electrical, plumbing and HVAC. You will find a good number of commonly inspected rooms listed as well such as living rooms, family rooms, dens, studies, kitchens, breakfast rooms and nooks, dining rooms, hallways, stairways, entries, laundry rooms.
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Tom Agrios distributes books %26 Software for the Building Contractor and Construction Industry. How to books for Concrete, Painting, Electrical, HVAC, and Plumbing. Estimating Software the building Contractors. Contractor Resource Center http://www.contractorguides.com