Inspecting Electrical Connections
Learning to recognize proper and improper installations and defective systems is a continuing process for home inspectors.
ASHI Reporter Articles
Are These Violations of the ASHI Code of Ethics?
Know the Code
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 Claim 12: Windows
Four months after completing an inspection, a home inspector received a series of text messages from his clients, the homebuyers.
Electrical Branch Circuit Wiring: Wiring Types
The function of branch circuit wiring is to safely convey the electric current from the source to the destination.
Should Home Inspectors Trample Insulation to Inspect?
Should home inspectors walk through insulated attics to fully inspect the attic spaces? I say no.
How to Differentiate Yourself in the Marketplace
If all home inspections are the same, inspection is a commodity.
The Word: Crawlspace Ventilation
The Word hopes you will find this trip informative and maybe a little entertaining.
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