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24 Annual Nashville Boat Show

December 12, 2009 by Bill Collins  
Filed under Local Events & Happenings

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Nashville Boat and Sportshow

January 6-January 10, 2010

The 24th Annual Nashville Boat and Sportshow returns to Music City Jan. 6-10, 2010 at the Nashville Convention Center with more than 300 boats from fishing boats to large yachts and houseboats, giving outdoor enthusiasts the Mid-South’s largest selection of watercraft in the state. There’s no better place to see and buy boats, gear and accessories.

This 5-day event packs the Nasville Convention Center with everything you need for a summer full of boating and fishing fun! Shop the area’s best selection of new boats and browse booths showcasing the latest in marine gear, motors, electronics, tackle and accessories. Visit charter companies and resorts to book you next vacation, too. And there’s no better time to buy! It’s your once-a-year chance to compare makes and models, secure insurance and financing and gear up with the latest accessories all at one time!

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Missing Secondary HVAC Drain Pan

December 9, 2009 by Bill Collins  
Filed under Inspector Findings

Secondary drain pans are necessary when a furnace or air handler is installed above living space in a structure such as the attic. Primary drain pans inside the units can become clogged or leak causing moisture to penetrate the ceiling below causing water damage as well as mold. The secondary pan should either be plumbed to the exterior of the structure or have a float switch installed that shuts down the unit if the pan becomes filled with water.

Nashville TN_Missing HVAC Drain Pan

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Antioch TN Inspections Improper Installed Roof Flashing

December 8, 2009 by Bill Collins  
Filed under Inspector Findings

Roof leaks can often be found around the protrusions of a roof such as the electrical mast or plumbing vent stack pipes. It is very important the flashing around these protrusions be properly installed. The roofing shingles should be placed on top of the flashing and extend down both sides to the bottom side of the protruded pipe. The shingles should also be glued with roof cement to the flashing to prevent wind and rain from penetrating under and around the flashing.

Anticoh TN_Improper Installed Flashing

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