Crawl Space by Cleveland Home Inspector Marko Vovk

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      “Conditioned Crawl Space” by Cleveland home inspector Marko Vovk is explained in this short 2 minute video. Crawl space designs that have exterior ventilation also know as “vented crawl spaces: sometimes create house problems, issues and permit musty odors. Some problems that vented crawl spaces create but not limited to may be, mold, mildew, rot, deterioration, musty house odors, insect infestation, and wood boring insect activity such as termites, carpenters ants and powered post beetles. Additionally, vented crawl spaces could lead to musty cloths odors, mold growth in upper home, poor indoor air quality, heavy dust mite activity, cold floors, condensation and much more. Home inspector Marko Vovk recommends that crawl spaces that are located in cold weather zones like Ohio and most of USA America, should be conditioned crawl spaces. Conditioned crawl space designs are more desirable and would include by not limited to sealing exterior vents, heating, cooling, dehumidifying, installing a 100% sealed floor vapor barrier, installing interior perimeter insulation, and properly managing exterior water sources. Keeping gutters clean, having proper grading, moving sprinkler heads away from foundation are some exterior water management that needs to be implemented. Please visit Marko Vovk on Face book, or on his Youtube channel named ClevelandMarko. Please rate and subscribe. You can get more inforantoikon on Cleveland Inspector Marko Vovk at <a href="http://
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      Crawl Space by Cleveland Home Inspector Marko Vovk

      Your Electrical Panel Can Burn Down Your House

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          Your electrical panel can burn down your house. Hidden problems in electrical panels can burn down homes. Most basements have negative pressure caused by cold air returns are not sealed with furnace tape. These return ducts with small holes suck your basement, especially, if the door leading to the basement is closed. These depressurized basements suck, air from wall cracks, appliance vents, fireplaces, sump pumps, and electrical panels which is the focal point of this Marko Vovk video. Basement foundation walls are colder because they are underground and the unconditioned sucked in warm – moist air condensates within the cold electrical panel causing rust. Rusted panels can cause fires. Many electricians misdiagnose rusted or corrode panels as water leaking in or dripping in. Repairing these problems is simple. Seal the basement cold air returns, open several basement supply heat registers to help slightly pressurize basement, change the door to the basement to a louvered door and remove the rust form electrical panel. Please watch my other videos that explain this and other house conditions. Please rate and subscribe below. You can also get more information at my website link below at http://houseinvestigations.com/

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          “Henry the HVAC Man” shows how to properly cleans the HVAC blower

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              Marko Vovk and Henry Sterling show you how to properly clean a draft induced furnace blower, motor, and circuit board. The blower or sometimes referred to as squirrels cage is removed from the furnace blower compartment. The blower is taken to the exterior to be washed and cleaned. After cleaning, the furnace is fired up, tested, and a combustion analysis is performed. Dust permits excessive heat, pressure drop, and friction, all of which can damage the furnace. Compressed nitrogen is used to blow dust off the motor and circuit board. Soap and water are used to clean the blower or squirrel cage. See other related videos of Henry the HVAC Man, Marko Vovk, Clevelandmold, Clevelandmarko, <a href="http://
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              High Heating Bills

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                  This video will teach you some methodds on how to cut your utility bills by 40% or more. The video will list over 50 plus energy reduction tips.

                  Furnace HVAC Plumbers can Kill People from Carbon Monoxide

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                      Your Furnace, Plumber or HVAC man may not be properly cleaning or tuning up your system. They may not be performing the needed draft or combustion testing. You may have high CarbonMonoxide in your exhaust fumes.