ASHI Reporter Articles

ASHI Committees Meet in Chicago

In February and March, the Chapter Relations Legislative, Membership and Public Relations Committees had meetings in the Chicago area to get to work on this year’s strategic plan priorities. Legislative […]

27 Years Ago in the ASHI Reporter

March 1978 ASHI President Ron Passaro noted that ASHI was “rapidly becoming a professional organization.” Three people were approved for provisional membership and one person was upgraded to full membership. […]

Swimming Pools: To Inspect or Not To Inspect?

That is the question.

Whether ‘tis better to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous attorneys and disgruntled clients or, by disclaiming pools, avoid them.

That’s a question inspectors are asking themselves more frequently each year.

How to Make the Most of Your Business Card

Everyone knows Networking Rule Numero Uno—don’t go out without your business card—although I’m constantly amazed by how many people don’t bring their cards to professional events. (Some kind of self-sabotage, […]

January 12, 2005 Board of Directors Meeting Report Out

ASHI’s final board meeting of the year was held in conjunction with InspectionWorld 2005 in Austin, Texas. This is a report to the ASHI membership of the actions taken during […]

HUD Publishes “Preserving America”

A How-to-Guide to Promote Historic Preservation and Tourism Federal funding available to preserve historic places, promote tourism and create jobs WASHINGTON, D.C. – From big cities to small-town America, there […]

ASHI Annual Awards Presented at InspectionWorld Austin

Phillip C. Monahon Award Ken Salvo accepts 2004 Philip C. Monahon Achievement Award from 2003 recipient William Richardson “Long lasting friendships with other home inspectors from near and far have […]

Never & Always, Take 2

Lon Grossman’s “Never & Always” lists were right on the money in the January 2005 Reporter. I’d like to add a few from my experiences.  NEVER operate a whirlpool tub […]

Committees Complete First Year With New Strategic Plan

Thank you committee volunteers. It was a new era for the society’s standing committees in 2004. In the past, committees worked independently of each other in response to requests from […]