In short: A non-fictional Sherlock Holmes of floor covering mysteries. What is a certified floor covering inspector? A certified carpet and floor covering inspector should be an unbiased, knowledgeable observer who uses training, observation and experience to determine the causes of floor covering failures and problems. A certified carpet and floor covering inspector should be a problem solver. By observation, interview, testing and collecting relevant facts the logical process should lead to fact-based conclusions. A certified floor covering and carpet inspector should be a resource to Architects, Commercial Building Owners, Property Managers, Attorneys, Home Owners, Building Contractors, Disaster Restoration Firms, Retail Outlets, and Installers. What’s involved? Elementary, My Dear Watson! Stop, look and listen! 1. Pre-inspection discussion of general concerns and purposes of the inspection. 2. Perform an on-site inspection: Do a general visual walk through and clarification of the concerns Document history of installation, maintenance and timeline of the concerns Collect photographic and/or physical evidence of specific concerns Research the standard data required for specific products being inspected Perform concern specific tests 3. Develop a comprehensive inspection report. Who is involved - customer, retailer, contractor, etc. Clear statement of concerns Product and site description Visual observations Field test results Clarification of industry standards relating to the concerns Conclusions based on collected facts and observations Determine responsibility for concerns Suggestions for resolution of concerns
 
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