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Inspect Montana, LLC Montana Property Consultants
Inspection | Testing | Consultation
Residential & Commercial
Est. 2001 Giving your building a checkup is important.

What’s even more important? Choosing the right professional to get the job done right. Inspect Montana LLC is a residential and commercial building inspection company in Lolo, Montana serving Missoula and Ravalli counties, and beyond. Our certified and accredited inspectors have decades of experience in the industry, so you can rest easy knowing your home or commercial building will be inspected right.

19/10/2026

Of course, exceptions do exist. Structural masonry can also have a running bond (all stretchers), where metal ties are used to connect the layers. Conversely, decorative or simulated headers can appear in veneer walls.
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13/10/2026

🎙️Podcast Ep.10 | Steve Brackman of DCI Engineering joins the podcast to discuss the role of a structural engineer during a real estate transaction and the common issues facing Montana housing.
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Commonly installed during the mid-20th century, these 9”x9” tiles are often associated with asbestos-containing material...
10/10/2026

Commonly installed during the mid-20th century, these 9”x9” tiles are often associated with asbestos-containing materials. Both the tiles themselves and the black adhesive (often called cutback mastic) used beneath them may contain asbestos.

The good news? Asbestos-containing floor tiles generally present a low exposure risk when left intact and undisturbed. The concern arises when they’re broken, sanded, ground, or removed improperly.
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30/09/2026

Moisture ants are much smaller than carpenter ants. They exploit wood that is already experiencing decay due to moisture exposure, and are considered a symptom of wood damage rather than the cause.
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Inadequate clearances of overhead service conductors above roofs can create safety hazards for contractors and risk dama...
24/09/2026

Inadequate clearances of overhead service conductors above roofs can create safety hazards for contractors and risk damaging both the conductors and the roof surface.
Generally speaking, service conductors ought to have a minimum 8’ clearance above the surface of the roof. However, several exceptions exist within the code allowing reductions in clearance height depending on a number of variables. These exceptions are why we don’t often see service conductors elevated to 8’ above roofs in most residential applications for example.
Regardless of the exceptions at play, there is no instance that would allow the condition shown pictured here, with the conductors resting directly on the roof surface.
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More isn’t always better. We found excess CSST gas piping connected and coiled in a crawlspace when only a fraction of t...
17/09/2026

More isn’t always better. We found excess CSST gas piping connected and coiled in a crawlspace when only a fraction of that length was needed to reach the appliance.

Gas piping systems are sized based on factors including pipe diameter, developed length, available gas pressure, and the demand of the connected appliances. Adding unnecessary length increases pressure loss and can reduce the capacity of the piping system.

CSST is a great product when properly sized, supported, bonded, and installed—but the goal is to provide an appropriately sized route to the appliance, not store the extra 50 feet in the crawlspace.
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14/09/2026

A storm collar is a weatherproofing component installed around a metal flue or vent where it passes through a roof flashing. 💧

Its primary purpose is to prevent rain, snow, and meltwater from running down the exterior of the vent pipe and entering the building through the gap between the pipe and the roof flashing.
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Missing insulation at the wall of a vaulted ceiling with visual and infrared confirmation. 👍 #406
09/09/2026

Missing insulation at the wall of a vaulted ceiling with visual and infrared confirmation. 👍
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21/08/2026

DIY mechanical work can create significant hazards when handling gas-burning appliances and exhausts. 😬
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