It's when we get into the partials and where the siding contractor might take the siding

off the wall and find smoke behind the siding.

If they don't know to report that, to me, if I'm not on the site when that happens, they

don't know to report that to me, they just side over it.

That could potentially be a problem.

Welcome to the Fine Home Building Pro Talk podcast, our regular discussion with

building industry professionals.

Today I'm joined by Jeremy Hess of Elizabeth Town, Pennsylvania.

Jeremy's a project manager for C&Z

construction. You can find the Fine Home Building Pro Talk podcast and the original Fine Home

Building podcast at fineholding.com slash podcast. You can leave feedback and ask questions there too.

Jeremy, thanks for being on the show, man. Yeah, no problem. We've known each other a long time.

More than 20 years, it might be closer to 25.

Do you remember how we were introduced?

Yes, actually.

I was looking for a more portable miter stall stand than my new yankee workshop version and uh i emailed the email address

and the inside cover of the jlc magazine and the response i got basically boiled down to uh no we have

not looked at mitersaw stands recently and would you like to um so i ended up with a dozen mitersault stands and um

probably a little more work than i had bargained for but uh it was fun and uh it was a good educational

experience me too i think that might have been my first uh assignment at jLC honestly and uh i

remember the great thrill of calling up tool manufacturers and saying,

would you mind sending one of these mitersus sysands so we could test them? And I was jealous of you,

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