by raymondh | Sep 7, 2016 | Blog |
This was a dangerous situation here. This was a 1940 home where the water heater was in a closet off of the living room. The exhaust flue pipe was disconnected from the exhaust chamber allowing dangerous carbon monoxide gases into the home. These gases can be fatal....
by raymondh | Aug 27, 2016 | Blog |
This is an entry point for water and can damage materials from moisture intrusion in the...
by raymondh | Aug 17, 2016 | Blog |
The water heater here was in the attic and did not have a T&P (Temperature and Pressure Relief valve) drain line for the T&P valve. If the valve discharges, it will let steam into the attic that can damage the home. The T&P valve must have a drain line...
