Bruce,

You people are twisting what I'm trying to say.

All I'm saying is if you use highly specialized type tools or advertise that you do, then you should either charge extra for their use and have it documented that the customer sign a release stating they choose not have you use them.

I knew of an inspector that had a company picture of himself with all his tools of the trade layed out on a driveway to show clients.

Well he had a problem with a client on moisture issues. He claimed it was hidden in a wall void and he had way of knowing.

The clients attorney used his advertised picture with a moisture meter right there in the display against him.

By the way, opening some of the HVAC equipment requires a specialized license in some areas.

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Rick Hurst_Home Works Inspection Co_Rockwall TX
In the words of Mike Tyson.... "Everyone has a plan until they get hit inda mouf"