ASHI Reporter Articles

What’s New in Plumbing?

I am looking forward to seeing many of you at InspectionWorld in Atlanta where my educational session will cover what’s new in plumbing. Here are some things we’ll go over […]

The Word: Scope

Once again, The Word invites you to travel into the dark realm of terms that are often misused or misunderstood in home inspection reports. The Word hopes you will find […]

Free Online Education for ASHI Membership

Eleven modules of technical education offered The Smart Track Online Education Program covers the core subjects of ASHI’s Standards of Practice and is free with your ASHI membership. There are […]

Bump, Bump … Scurry, Scurry

It began with a phone call from a recent client. The client was a single, young man who had purchased a typical suburban rambler in the Washington, D.C., area. Settlement […]

Making Sense of Mold Sampling

According to a statement released by the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, “Mold spores are present in all indoor environments and cannot be eliminated from them. Normal building […]

Chapter Leaders Share Views, Study Roles

On Thursday, October 21, a special focus group session was held at the Sheraton Gateway Suites O’Hare in Rosemont, Ill. Chapter leaders, CoR Group Leaders, the ASHI Board of Directors and ASHI staff gathered for a full day of discussion regarding current ASHI chapter health.

Red Flags of an Ethical Dilemma

If individuals reach adulthood without suffering major psychological traumas, such as child abuse, they usually are capable of determining right from wrong. Many moral problems we face require us to […]

ASHI Code of Ethics

The ASHI Code of Ethics Effective on June 13, 2004 The ASHI Code of Ethics details the core guidelines of home inspection professionalism and home inspection ethics. Covering crucial issues […]

ASHI Leaders Sign up 25 New Canadian Members