American Society of Home Inspectors, Inc.The busy summer season is in full swing and our partners at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) are sweating it out with us, making solid inspector-related progress in several areas.
Fuse panels were installed through much of the 20th century, but with the introduction of circuit breaker panels in the 1960s, fuse panels had fallen out of favor by the 1970s.
Infrared is a proven technology in identifying common and popular applications; however, there are many applications that are virtually untapped in your operational area.
The importance of building and maintaining high-quality relationships cannot be overstated.
By and large, this “business-as-usual” approach is smart because what worked yesterday probably will keep working today. Tomorrow, however, is a different story.
In April, ASHI welcomed a new Executive Director. We thought you’d all like to get to know him a little better.
Joists and beams both perform similar functions, but joists are smaller and are used to support flooring directly.
Money is a medium of exchange and if we follow the advice in the Pink Floyd song of the same name, we should grab it “with both hands and make a stash.”
The ASHI Standard of Practice (SoP) requires inspectors to “describe” the “amperage rating” of the electrical service.
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