Residential Moisture Investigations: Key Concepts and Essential Tools
One of the most challenging aspects of a moisture investigation is determining the source of the problem.
ASHI Reporter Articles
The Word: Retaining Walls
Once again, The Word invites you to travel into the dark realm of subjects that may be of interest to home inspectors.
It’s All in the Details: A Closer Look At Your New ASHI Membership Badge
In October, many of you received an email from me regarding the newly redesigned ASHI membership badge.
Words & Lawsuits: The Significance of Written Reports
Inspectors spend only a few hours at a property, but when they leave, they carry with them the tacit responsibility for everything on that property.
Vote for ASHI’s Proposed Bylaws Changes
As your ASHI President, I must say that 2019 is turning out to be a monumental year for ASHI and our members!
Proposed Changes to ASHI’s Bylaws
The Bylaws for the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) have not undergone a full evaluation in many years, nor have they undergone a substantial, document-wide update to reflect the best practices of modern association management.
Managing Risk: You Didn’t Do Your Job
While on a cruise just two months after the original inspection date, James Johnson received a call, not from the home inspection client, but the client’s father.
How to Use Teaching and Continuing Education Credits to Attract More Agents and Grow Your Business
Developing good relationships with local agencies can be the key to the long-term success of a home inspection company.
How Houses Age Gracefully… From 100 to 200 Years and Beyond
I will share how, when a home has reached the old age of 100 or even 200 years, an inspector must apply a different set of standards to evaluate the house.
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