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Postcards from the Field

By Edited by ASHI Staff | August 06, 2020
Luckily the architect of this sump pump marvel didn't touch anything else in the house.
Submitted by: Bradley Longosky, Bradley Home Inspections, Newtown, PA
Well at least they won't have to worry about the flex ducting getting clogged...
Submitted by: Bob Guyer, Boise Inspection Services, LLC & Guyer Inspections, LLC, Eagle, ID
Toddler's entracne to the left...
Submitted by: Pat Hannigan, Core Inspection Group, Philadelphia, PA
I don't know what's dirtier - the inside or the outside?
Submitted by: Matthew Steger, WIN Home Inspection, Elizabethtown, PA

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