Just bought a used home in Michigan. The property was inspected by my inspector. The entrance panel had many problems associated with the prior owner wiring according to his own code. He brought in a liscensed electrician who fixed the problems. If I had not hired my own inspector it would have been my problem.
Municipalities now require a sump basin to handle the weep tile runoff. The problem is this weep tile sump basin is a perfect Radon generator as it takes all the gasses from under the basement floor and dumps them into the sump and the sump vents to the basement. It is an unintended consequence of the municipal decree that the sumps and weep tiles must be used. They need to also decree that the sumps be sealed and or vented outdoors. This is kind of like the CFL's that the government is forcing on homeowners, oops they have mercury in them.
Government people are not very bright and like the power to decree in order to make themselves feel important and needed.
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