Great Video thanks. I like the back pack idea. Could you comment on the pole you use for your GoPro and the length. I bought one that extends 24 feet but was much to flimsy for good pictures/video. Extension pole with a camera seems like a great idea to avoid slippery or steep roofs.
I use the Mr. Longarm painters pole. They are like $40-50 at Home Depot. They work good for me. 24 feet of pole and 19 feet of ladder can get me a good view of 99% of roofs and chimneys in my area. Some chimneys are too high but they are rare.
The backpack is a lifesaver. I keep it light, I got the heavy duty stuff in the car if I need. It doesn’t have to all come inside every job, each house is different.
That was super helpful! I’m going to watch it again and take some notes!
Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Excellent
Thanks so much!
Cool tools mate
Thanks so much!
Great Video thanks. I like the back pack idea. Could you comment on the pole you use for your GoPro and the length. I bought one that extends 24 feet but was much to flimsy for good pictures/video. Extension pole with a camera seems like a great idea to avoid slippery or steep roofs.
I use the Mr. Longarm painters pole. They are like $40-50 at Home Depot. They work good for me. 24 feet of pole and 19 feet of ladder can get me a good view of 99% of roofs and chimneys in my area. Some chimneys are too high but they are rare.
The backpack is a lifesaver. I keep it light, I got the heavy duty stuff in the car if I need. It doesn’t have to all come inside every job, each house is different.
Thank you
Thank you for watching!
@@knoxhomeinspections how long have you been home inspecting? Just started up my own business
Full time since 2016. Congratulations to you! Where are you located?
@@knoxhomeinspections That's awesome and I am in California.
Sweet. I’m in New Hampshire. Best of luck. I hope it goes well for you.
where did you get the magic business card?
Mobilo. It was a great deal, I got a key chain one, business card one and a little sticker button one for like $50. No fees. Love them.
Any links for the tools?