That's pretty easy to detect when trying to auger out the line.  

a few days later a leak detection company came out and discovered the leak within a wall.

This guy's time must be worth peanuts if he is going through all of this detective work because someone else got the deal instead of him.

(keep in mind technology can glitch and requires a internet connection, anything happens to your internet, you just lost all that technology)The technology saved us alot of time, effort, and money as we were able to keep tabs on work being done, the property (it even alerted us to a water leak when the camera in the basement detected audio!). 

I am driving a ten year old minvan that has radar detection avoidance built in.

They are everywhere and tough to detect if you are a newbie.Swanny

I trust my analysis and detective work, and am confident that I am pulling the right strings at the right times.

One of those things is around exactly what you said, being smarter at detecting which car your in or at least letting you specify.

If they don't have any of these things and your continually seeking that hidden contractor by doing detective work, you're probably already barking up the wrong tree and looking in the wrong places.Originally posted by Account Closed:The last contractor referred to me by an investor didn't work out.    

@Stacy Weng Hi Stacey we used Sam Derodes at Home Detectives, they provide very thorough inspection reports and photos follow up on the phone with a detailed review...http://www.homedetectivekc.com/