1948 Brick Home Inspection Inspector Marko Vovk

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1948 Brick Home Inspection Inspector Marko Vovk
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1948 Brick Home Inspection preformed by Inspector Marko Vovk . Home Inspector. Cleveland home inspector Marko Vovk will go through a 1984 home and perform a pre-purchase home inspection. This inspection will teach you about common problems, conditions and situations that frequently occur in 1940′ and 1950’s homes. Please watch other home inspection video’s on the YouTube ClevelandMarko channel. Please rate, subscribe, like and link. I have several learning CDS for sale on E bay or on my <a href="http://
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1948 Brick Home Inspection Inspector Marko Vovk

1948 Brick Home Inspection Inspector Marko Vovk

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1948 Brick Home Inspection preformed by Inspector Marko Vovk . Home Inspector. Cleveland home inspector Marko Vovk will go through a 1984 home and perform a prepurchase home inspection. This inspection will teach you about common problems, conditions and situations that frequently occur in 1940′ and 1950’s homes. Please watch other home inspection video’s on the YouTube ClevelandMarko channel. Please rate, subscribe, like and link. I have several learning CDS for sale on E bay or on my <a href="http://
www.houseinvestigations.com” >www.houseinvestigations.com
channel.

Fat man gets electrocuted in trailer park

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Movie is about a Cleveland home inspector named Marko Vovk from http://
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, who is inspecting an electrical panel that has many ICC and numerous NEC electrical code violations and other problems. The inspector is explaining all the electrical issues associated with the main trailer electrical fuse box panel when he suddenly becomes electrocuted. Obviously, this is a fake, not real, and is only a skit. No human or animal were injured during the making of this short story funny clip. Marko from “The Jim and Marko Show’ travels and teaches fun entertaining and educational classes to inspectors, agents and building officials throughout the USA. This is only one skit that is used in one of the powered point presentations. If you like this skit, go to ClevelandMarko, Clevelandmold, or Marko Vovk Youtube channel for more funny electrocution skits. This YouTube channel also has many more serious educational learning videos that are not goofy like this one. This short film was filmed by videographer Marko Vovk and actor Marko Vovk at an abandoneed trailer park near Sandusky Ohio . You can also see Marko Vovk’s daily posts on Face Book.

Fat Man Gets Electrocuted in Straw Hut

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This short “fake” movie shows Marko Vovk from “The Jim and Marko Show” getting electrocuted in his hotel motel straw, vine, stick hut room. Marko’s room has a GFCI electrical outlet that does not meet the BOCA, ICC, city, or building codes. The outlet breaker was tripped and Marko attempts to use a vine that he pulled off his room wall. He pokes at the breaker in an attempt to reset the breaker so he could plug in his cell droid phone charger. The soil floor ground is wet and moist making it very dangerous for potential electrical shock or electrocution. Marko Vovk from Clevelandmold@aol.com
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, and clevelandmarko is electrocuted from shorting out a GFCI wall outlet. Both of these inspectors are certified and accredited ASHI home inspectors, with a Building Code ICC B1 credential in residential building inspection. Marko Vovk and Jim Nemastil perform a small silly skit for one of their Power Point education CEU education lecture seminar shows. This movie was made at the Oak Ridge Chaska Minnesota arboretum on 2-6-12. Both home inspectors thought an eight hour class on 2-7-12 to the ICC Upper Great Plains Region III Educational Institute. The class was called House Deficiencies, Anomies and Case Studies.

Aluminum Clad, Vinyl Clad, Window Deterioration THE TRUTH Pella Andersen

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Video explains how aluminum clad and vinyl clad casement, awing, double hung, and single hung windows and slicing exterior doors deteriorate. The video shows four different ways these windows and doors fail. These windows and doors can deteriorate from, poor design, poor manufacturing, poor installation, and high indoor humidity. These windows and doors have an aluminum and vinyl exterior adhered window skin. This exterior window skin acts like an exterior vapor barrier which traps moisture and does not permit the drying to the exterior. When it is cold outside, which occurs in cold weather climate zones, which is roughly 60% of the USA, a dew point forms on the interior side of the vinyl and aluminum skin resulting in condensation, rot, deterioration and failure. Homes with moisture generators such as ventless heaters, poor dryer vents, furnace humidifiers, vented crawl spaces, foundation leaks, and sump pumps that do not have 100% sealed lids create high indoor humidity which augments and accelerated the deterioration process of these types of windows. . The video will teach the observer about building science, vapor diffusion, high indoor humidity, high indoor vapor pressure, condensation and residential window forensics. Additionally, the video will show examples of Marvin, Pella, and Andersen and other manufacturer windows that are experiencing window failure problems, homeowner complaints and class action lawsuits. ASHI certified Home inspector Marko Vovk from <a href="http://
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A 1970 ‘s Bathroom

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Home inspector Marko Vovk inspects a 1970’s bathroom that may resemble the hidden second floor King Elvis bathroom that has been locked up since the 70’s. The second floor at Graceland is not public. This is not his bathroom. Marko inspects hundreds of homes per year and encounters odd installations such sat this bathroom. ClevelandMarko, Clevelandmold.

Conditioned Crawl Space Must Be De-Humidified

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Video shows how the “Stimulus” money is being spent. Millions of dollars are being spent on insulating low income households. Contractors are doing poor, sloppy, and unacceptable work. Many contractors are not properly conditioning crawl spaces. These free insulation installation jobs that are done for the low income homes will cause some homes to slowly deteriorate. When these contractors change the original vented crawl space to a conditioned crawl space, they are sometimes installing double vapor barriers, they are not installing the necessary crawl space de-humidification, and they are not sealing sump pump lids 100%. . The result is mold, condensation, odor, poor indoor air quality, and finally deterioration When you change a vented crawl space to a conditioned crawl space, you need to install a single 100% sealed vapor barrier on the ground and up all exterior foundation walls, install rigid perimeter insulation on exterior walls only, and finally heat and de-humidify. The crawl space should be treated like your living room.

Fat Man Gets Electrocuted Again

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Funny hilarious video shows that main electrical service lines that connect to your home must be a certain height. Home Inspector Marko Vovk show how one can be shocked and electrocuted by electrical lines that are not high enough from the ground. Only a certified licensed electrician should make repairs to electrical main service lines that attached to homes. Please watch the ClevelandMold or Clevelandmarko channel for videos that teach you how to operate your home. Please subscribe to Marko’s YouTube channel. For more information on home inspection material, subscribe to this YouTube channel and go to Inspector Marko face book wall. For more information, please GOOGLE Marko Vovk.

Cultured Stone Cladding THE TRUTH

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Cultured Stone, veneer, faux or other fabricated stone cladding systems, may be leaking, infiltrating or permitting moisture, water or vapor intrusion. Many of these homes have hidden; inner wall, interstitial, insulation, band joist, sill plate, sole plate, joist, or wall deterioration. Additionally, certified home inspectors who perform moisture investigation evaluations are also finding insects, termite, carpenter ant, mold or musty odor problems. These siding products were specified by architects and were poorly installed by contractors. These installations were similar to the EIFS (Exterior Insulated Finish System) holocaust, epidemic, and crisis, which resulted in class action lawsuits against builders, developers and Dryvit Manufacturers. Installers failed to place the proper drainage plane, drainage space, capillary break, window flashing, door flashing, weep hole, or rain screen. In these poor installations, water or vapor travel from the exterior to the interior of from the interior to the exterior through gravity, surface tension, capillary suction, absorption, solar vapor diffusion and air pressure. Many of these homes, similar to the synthetic stucco homes, will require full moisture surveys to determine if replacement repairs are necessary. Most repairs will result is a 100% tear off removal. Marko Vovk Clevelmold@aoll.com
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Popping House Zits

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Exterior paint blisters, peeling, and cracking paint that occur on older homes may be the cause of high indoor humidity. High indoor humidity is caused by indoor moisture generators such as a running furnace humidifier, a ventless heater, a dirt crawl space, a leaking dryer vent, a bathroom fan not properly exhausting, and much more. When the homes indoor humidity is higher than the exterior humidity, and grains of water travel through the walls to the exterior through a veichal called vapor diffusion. Older houses have many layers of paint that act like a plastic vapor barrier that does not let the house breath. In the winter, it is colder and dew point temperature is reached on the backside of the many layers of paint. Condensation occurs and water starts to accumulate like a water balloon until it pops like a zit and leaks out. Marko Vovk ClevelandMold, ClevelandMarko <a href="http://
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