Home inspection school - Inspection Certification Associiates.So, I am going to refund the inspection fee (it's less than the HVAC bill!) just to get this guy off my back, I don't have time to deal with his "getting something for nothing" attitude. The unit didn't have a fuse block, so I explained I didn't even have a reason to pull the disconnect out! I explain, "Someone has obviously touched the system since the inspection". And how I don't put the unit in shut-down mode. So I look at my notes and explain the "good" readings I take from the registers.
But a guy in the business must see units that work one day, and break the next - that's how they get work!) He says the unit was free of all freon. To make matters worse, he's an HVAC guy of 32 years. He also asks why I put the disconnect in back-wards, and asks why I say the unit was working. Two weeks later the client contacts me, says that the A/C doesn't work, wants me to pay like a $500 bill from a HVAC company. The rest of the house was in fairly good shape, less than 10 years old. I did an inspection, I'm just going to hit the highlights here to save time. Secondly, I want your opinion on something that probably could, or has happened, to every inspector. You'll know why when I get to the second part. Hey, I need a couple of things, and I hope you can help.įirst, I need a good, generic "hold harmless" form.
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