National Roundup: Common Defects Across the Country
Scorpions. Hilly terrain. Do-it-yourself electrical. Intense heat. Poison-laden crawlspaces. Attack dogs. Just another day on the job for home inspectors.
ASHI Reporter Articles
An Introduction to Early Suppression Fast Response Sprinklers
Commercial Inspection Tips Welcome to Commercial Inspection Tips, a monthly ASHI Reporter feature written by a leading commercial inspection training firm, Carson Dunlop Weldon & Associates. Each month, we feature […]
First-Time Buyers’ Seminars
Part 1 of 2 Welcome to Build Your Business. Each month, we contribute an article that provides some sound approaches to strategic business growth that have been field-tested for success […]
ASHI-Endorsed Programs
The best programs in the profession come with the ASHI seal of approval. TRAINING & EDUCATION ASHI@Home Training System The ASHI@Home education system is a complete distance learning program developed […]
Online Education Free to ASHI Membership
The Smart Track Online Education Program covers the core subjects of ASHI’s Standards of Practice including roofing, exterior, heating, electrical, interior, structure, plumbing, professional practice, cooling, wood heating and insulation. […]
2006 IRC Stairway Requirements
Code Corner with Wisdom & Associates, Inc. This installment of Code Corner will go over stairway requirements of the 2006 International Residential Code. Stairways are considered a means of egress […]
Insurance Survey Form Increases Earning Potential
For several years, ASHI has been developing the Homeowners Insurance Survey Form, a form that once accepted by insurance companies can be used exclusively by ASHI members to conduct a […]
House of Representatives Introduces Key Subprime Mortgage Reform Bill
On October 22, Cong. Barney Frank (D-MA), chairman of the House Committee on Financial Services, and other committee members, introduced HR3915, the Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act of 2007. […]
NEW ORLEANS – Housing Laboratory of America
For generations, the citizens of New Orleans have survived, even thrived, in the face of death and destruction. From pirates, yellow fever, war and reconstruction to hurricanes and now massive flooding, those who have lived here have believed in renewal and celebration. The latest renewal brings with it a different kind of flood: one of new home-building technologies envisioned as making affordable, wind- and water-resistant housing available to residents.
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