Plumbing: Water Conditioning, Recirculation, and Movement; Fuel Storage and Piping

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Keyword(s) Michael Casey; Plumbing; Water; Fuel Storage; Piping; Interactive; ICC; Alabama; Connecticut; Delaware; Florida; Illinois; Indiana; Maryland; Mississippi; Montana; New Hampshire; New Mexico; Ohio; Oregon; Rhode Island; Tennessee; Texas; Virginia; Washington; West Virginia; Wisconsin

Water conditioning and recirculation are only a piece of what this course has to offer. Get ready to solidify your knowledge in installation, defects, and their causes regarding wells, drains, waste systems, vents and fuel storage / piping. Learn how to recognize, describe, and report plumbing issues found during an inspection. Increase your knowledge of water heater types and fuel tanks as well as the safety precautions needed for these installations.

Credits ASHI CE:3.0, CE:3.0, IL CE:3.0, MD CE:3.0, OH CE:3.0, WA CE:3.0

Tag(s) Michael Casey, Interactive, Delaware, Indiana, New Hampshire, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, New Mexico, Alabama, Montana, Florida, Washington, Tennessee, Ohio, Maryland, Texas, ICC, Mississippi, Rhode Island, Illinois, Connecticut, Plumbing, Interactive, Interactive Course

Plumbing: Water Conditioning, Recirculation, and Movement; Fuel Storage and Piping

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Strengthen your understanding of plumbing with ASHI’s course on water conditioning, proper storage of fuels for hot water systems, and more! You’ll start out by becoming familiar with various water conditioning devices and hot water circulation systems. You’ll then learn everything you need to know to identify the parts and purposes of a well, its defects, and your responsibilities when inspecting it.

Next, you will be introduced to both common and uncommon water heating system types. You’ll explore how their location affects their requirements, as well as some of their common defects. Wrap things up by identifying the fuel types used to run water heating systems, their recommended safety precautions, and the differing requirements for their above-ground and below-ground installation.

ASHI Edge has compiled relevant knowledge within the home inspection field to bring you quality remote-learning opportunities like this one. This 3-hour CE course was built with the help of respected ASHI-certified inspectors with extensive experience inspecting homes. Learn from the best with targeted lessons, a combination of video and audio recordings, and interactive exercises. FL #1672; WA #H22022528; TN #883; OH #HICO0093511; TREC #44165; MD Approved; ICC #35906; MS Approved; RI #EC 535; IL #454.000769; CT #HCE.0000212

IL Home Inspector: Upon completion of this course, please email education@ashi.org, ASHI must submit your CE credits to IDFPR (Illinois Dept. of Financial and Professional Regulation)