What is the most common roofing material in North America?

What is the top of a chimney called?

What is the dominant siding material in the United States?

True or False:
Keyed deadbolts on exterior doors are a safety hazard

What are the set of guidelines that allows the client to know what to expect?

What are bump outs in roof to gain space called?

How far should downspouts extend out?

The EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule applies to homes built before what year?

How many inches away from house should vegetation be?

What business type has no separation of liability?

Who should you recommend if you notice broken chimney tiles?

True or False:
Black streaks on cedar shingles from galvanized nails can cause premature aging of the shingles

How many coats are applied for traditional stucco siding?

How many inches should a lintel bearing on masonry be?

What is the amount of insurance coverage a general liability policy provides?

What type of roof has a slope of 2:12 or less?

True or False:
Short Chimneys can cause down drafting into the house

What does older fiber cement siding (pre-1970's) contain?

True of False:
White deposits on concrete and masonry, caused by chronic moisture, are known as spalling

What are the 3 D's of report writing?

What is the traditional roofing underlayment material?

All chimneys must be at least 3 feet above the roof and
____ feet taller than anything within ____ feet.

True or False
T1-11 is a style of vinyl siding

How many inches should perimeter railing on decks be?

What is the inspection order as taught by this course?