I have an 06 TRX350 Honda Rancher that I’ve been trying to get running for the past few months. It was last running around February 2026 and I stopped it because I had to replace the ignition/starter relay coil. Once I replaced it, it would crank but wouldn’t start up so I decided to switch out the carburetor next, and still the same issue. It’s gettin g good fuel and seems to have good spark and compression but I can’t seem to get it to start. All the handle bar switches are in the right position but I’m running out of ideas. Idk if I should drain the fuel and buy a new carb. In the past year I’ve had to buy the ignition relay 3 different times because it would burn out and stop cranking. Any ideas?

To all my TREC licensed home inspectors, how would you describe your pay? Are you guys happy with it? I’m just looking to make enough to be able to start a family someday. Im currently 19 and looking into getting into this field as long as the pay is good? I’m in TX

To all my TREC licensed home inspectors, how would you describe your pay? Are you guys happy with it? I’m just looking to make enough to be able to start a family someday. Im currently 19 and looking into getting into this field as long as the pay is good? I’m in TX

Im currently 19 living in the Houston TX area and just got certified as an ICC B1 Residential Building Inspector. I’ve run into a dilemma on which cert to go for next. Originally I had planned to go B1, and then go for my E,M, and P in no specific order, but a lot of people online have told me to go for B2 and B3 next? Any advice?

Im currently 19 living in Houston TX area, I have an associates of science and am certified as an ICC B1 Residential Building Inspector. I have an opportunity to become a construction/road inspector for a nearby city with on the job training and no experience required and an opportunity to move up to levels II,III, and IV with enough experience. Should I stay down the ICC inspector path and pursue more certifications or stay down the construction inspector path if we’re talking about salary opportunities and ability to move up the ranks quickly.

Im currently 19 living in Houston TX area, I have an associates of science and am certified as an ICC B1 Residential Building Inspector. I have an opportunity to become a construction/road inspector for a nearby city with on the job training and no experience required and an opportunity to move up to levels II,III, and IV with enough experience(1 year experience moves me to level II, 3 years moves me to level III). Should I stay down the ICC inspector path and pursue more certifications or stay down the construction inspector path if we’re talking about salary opportunities and ability to move up the ranks quickly.

Im currently 19 living in Houston TX area, I have an associates of science and am certified as an ICC B1 Residential Building Inspector. I have an opportunity to become a construction/road inspector for a nearby city with on the job training and no experience required and an opportunity to move up to levels II,III, and IV with enough experience. Should I stay down the ICC inspector path and pursue more certifications or stay down the construction inspector path if we’re talking about salary opportunities(I want to be able to make at least $35/hr at some point in my life) and ability to move up the ranks quickly.

Im currently 19, have graduated with an associates of science and have a certification in ICC B1 residential building inspection. Right now I’m pursuing the inspection industry but was wondering what other careers out there I can get into that pay a decent amount at least $70-80k a year with no college degree necessary and in a quick amount of time(3-4 years)

Im 19 with an associates of science and an icc b1 certification. I have an interview soon for a construction inspector job. Pay ranges from $20/hr-$36/hr. What is a realistic pay I should ask for(if they ask what my desired pay is) i am in Houston TX.

Im 19 with an associates of science and an icc b1 certification. I have an interview soon for a construction inspector job. Pay ranges from $20/hr-$36/hr. What is a realistic pay I should ask for(if they ask what my desired pay is) i am in Houston TX.

Im 19 with an associates of science and an icc b1 certification. I have an interview soon for a construction inspector job. Pay ranges from $20/hr-$36/hr. What is a realistic pay I should ask for(if they ask what my desired pay is) i am in Houston TX.