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SUMMARY:4-Point Inspection & Wind Mitigation Class
DESCRIPTION:Master the essentials of 4-Point and Wind Mitigation inspections.\nWe are offering this live online combination 4-Point Inspection and Wind Mitigation class for anyone doing Wind Mitigation Inspections. The 5-hour course is required by Insurance Companies. \nA test will be given covering the Wind Class with a passing grade of 70%. There will be no test for the 4-Point Class. \nA four-point Inspection is often required when obtaining a new homeowners insurance policy or renewing an existing policy. The 4-point insurance inspection includes a limited scope evaluation of the following four systems: \n(1) roofing \n(2) electrical \n(3) heating-air conditioning \n(4) plumbing \nThe focus of the inspection is to determine the approximate age\, components\, and general condition and how much life is left of these systems. \nThe goal of the class is to properly perform wind mitigation inspections and complete a wind mitigation inspection form for homeowners and insurers. \nWe will be discussing the history and conception of the form and how to properly fill it out. What to look for and how to interpret roof configurations. \nInstructor: Mike Conley \nDuration: 5 Hours \nPlease note: The virtual class has a final exam\, which must be completed for CE credit. This exam can be completed at the end of the class or any time after. \nApproved for 5 ASHI & State CE in FL \nPennsylvania & Iowa Notice: Pennsylvania and Iowa do not approve continuing education for home inspectors. PA & IA inspectors must meet the CE requirements of their national association. This virtual class is approved for ASHI Continuing Education CE credit \nLog in for member pricing of $149! Non member  price $199 \nRegister by: July 6\, 2026 \nRegister Now!
URL:https://ashi.matrixdev.net/event/4-point-inspection-wind-mitigation-class-4/
LOCATION:Live Online Class
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SUMMARY:Understanding Chimney Inspection
DESCRIPTION:Join in on this webinar on Thursday\, July 16\, 2026\, at 5:00 PM CT. Internal chimney scanning can reveal conditions that are not visible from readily accessible exterior areas and may provide critical insight into the safety and integrity of chimney systems. This webinar is designed to help home inspectors understand what may be seen during an internal chimney scan and how those observations can assist in identifying potentially significant defects in both masonry and factory-built chimneys. \nThe presentation will cover common internal findings such as flue damage; liner deterioration; joint failure; combustible clearance concerns; corrosion; evidence of moisture intrusion; improper modifications; and signs of heat-related damage or other distress. It will also address the differences between masonry and factory-built chimney systems so attendees can better distinguish what conditions may be characteristic of each type and why those distinctions matter. \nThe focus of this session is not to turn a general home inspector into a chimney specialist\, but to improve recognition of notable internal defects\, strengthen hazard awareness\, and support clearer reporting when potentially serious conditions are present. Attendees will leave with a better understanding of how internal chimney imaging can supplement an inspection\, what types of defects may warrant further action\, and why these findings can have important safety implications. \nPresenter: Daniel Freeman \nDate: July\, 16\, 2026\, at 5:00 PM CT \nLocation: ASHIEdge – Live Webinar \nPrice: Non Member $29 – Member FREE \nRegister by: July\, 13\, 2026 \nRegistration: Sign Up Today
URL:https://ashi.matrixdev.net/event/understanding-chimney-inspection/
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SUMMARY:Advanced Heating\, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
DESCRIPTION:Advanced Heating\, Ventilation and Air Conditioning  \nMost home inspectors are familiar with forced air furnaces\, typical hydronic heating systems\, air-to-air heat pumps\, and conventional air conditioning. This advanced course expands that foundation\, reviewing less common but increasingly important heating and cooling technologies such as radiant heating\, multi-fuel heat pumps\, geothermal heat pumps\, mini-split systems\, and combination boilers. Inspectors will learn how these systems function and develop strategies for inspecting them effectively.  \nWhat You Will Learn  \nIn this 4-hour interactive class\, you will:  \n\nHeating Standards in the SoP\nUnderstand what the Standard of Practice require\, and don’t require\, when it comes to inspecting heating systems. \n\n\nHeat Transfer Principles\nExplore conduction\, radiation\, and convection\, and see how they apply across different system types. \n\n\nHeat Pumps\nCompare conventional and geothermal systems\, including their installation\, mechanics\, and inspection points. \n\n\nRadiant Heating Systems\nExamine electric and hydronic radiant setups\, their performance\, and the unique challenges they present. \n\n\nMini-Split Systems\nLearn about mini-splits and PTAC units\, including design\, life expectancy\, and inspection strategies. \n\n\nMulti-Fuel Heating and Combination Boilers\nDiscover how these systems integrate multiple energy sources\, their efficiencies\, and how to inspect them confidently. \n\nClass Objectives  \n\nTechniques for inspecting advanced heating and cooling systems confidently \n\n\nStrategies for identifying common installation mistakes and safety concerns \n\n\nApproaches to applying SoP requirements effectively \n\n\nSkills to distinguish between system types and evaluate condition accurately \n\nClass Format  \nASHI Virtual Classes are designed to be engaging and participatory; this is not a long\, passive webinar. Each class is a highly interactive experience led by industry professionals who guide you through real-world systems\, practical questions\, and in-depth examples. The small-group format fosters active learning with rich photo presentations\, and practical applications tailored for both aspiring and practicing inspectors. Open dialogue is encouraged throughout the class to ensure concepts are clearly understood and directly applicable in the field.  \nWho Should Attend  \nThis class is designed for:  \n\nNew and experienced home inspectors seeking to expand their knowledge of advanced HVAC systems\, while earning ASHI and State CE credits.  \n\n\nInspectors who prefer to learn with a live instructor\, to ask questions\, and receive immediate answers.  \n\n\nProfessionals who want to build confidence inspecting less common heating and cooling systems \n\nInstructor: David Goldstein \nDuration: 4 Hours \nPlease note: The virtual class has a final exam\, which must be completed for CE credit. This exam can be completed at the end of the class or any time after. \nCE:  4 ASHI CE credits\, and State CE credits State CE \n Approval in NJ\, FL\, IL\, AR\, OH\, KY\, WA\, LA\, CT\, TX\, MA\, TN\, AL\, DE\, IN\, MS\, MT\, NH\, NM\, OR\, PA\, VA\, WV\, WI\, NY\, MD\, RI and ICC CE credits! \nLog in for member pricing of $129! Non member  price $159 \nRegister by: July 13\, 2026 \nRegister Today!
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SUMMARY:EV Charging Systems and 10-Amp Lighting Circuits
DESCRIPTION:New EV Charging & Lighting Circuit Requirements   \nAdvancement in technology always presents new challenges to home inspectors. Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly common\, and understanding the power systems for EV charging in both commercial and residential settings requires additional training. New code changes now also allow 10-amp branch circuits for lighting\, with changing conductor size requirements. Our EV Charging Systems and 10-Amp Lighting Circuits virtual class is specifically designed for home inspectors who need to properly inspect these newer systems and circuits. \nWhat You Will Learn \nIn this 3-hour interactive class designed for home inspectors\, you will: \n\nUnderstand EV Charging System Levels and Terminology\nGain a thorough understanding of Level 1\, 2\, and 3 EV charging supplies\, including the different voltages\, amperages\, options\, and common terms and definitions used in the field.\n\n\nInspect Level 2 Charging Systems in Depth\nExamine Level 2 charging systems in detail\, covering receptacle types and ratings\, load management options\, adapters\, different manufacturers’ configurations\, GFCI requirements\, and continuous load considerations.\n\n\nEvaluate 10-Amp Lighting Circuits and Conductor Requirements\nCompare lighting loads between LED luminaires\, incandescent\, and fluorescent fixtures\, and learn the permissible loads on 10-amp circuits\, including new code allowances and how to identify compliant installations.\n\n\nIdentify Copper-Clad Aluminum Conductors\nLearn about copper-clad aluminum conductors\, including cable types\, manufacturers\, ampacity ratings\, permitted usage\, and identification techniques to ensure accurate and safe inspection reporting.\n\n\nApply Overcurrent Protection and GFCI Standards\nUnderstand overcurrent protection\, GFCI requirements\, maximum loads\, conductor ampacities\, and receptacle ratings as they apply to EV charging and 10-amp lighting circuits.\n\n\nRecognize Potential Issues and Know Your Responsibilities\nReview photo examples of different installations\, learn what potential issues to look for\, and clearly understand the inspector’s responsibilities and limitations when encountering these newer systems.\n\nInstructor: Mike Twitty \nClass Format \nASHI Virtual Classes are designed to be engaging and participatory—not long\, passive webinars. Each session is a highly interactive experience led by seasoned professionals who guide you through real-world scenarios\, practical questions\, and in-depth examples. The small-group format fosters active learning\, with dynamic visual presentations\, rich photo content\, and practical applications tailored for aspiring and practicing inspectors alike. Open dialogue is encouraged throughout the session to ensure concepts are clearly understood and applicable in the field. Come ready to engage—your questions\, insights\, and participation are central to the learning experience. \nWho Should Attend \nThis course is designed for: \n\nLicensed Home Inspectors seeking to expand their knowledge of EV charging systems and updated lighting circuit requirements\n\n\nNew Home Inspectors preparing for certification exams and wanting to stay current with evolving electrical codes\n\n\nHome Inspectors aiming to stay current with modern residential and commercial electrical systems\, code changes\, and reporting practices\n\nDuration: 3 Hours \nPlease note: The virtual class has a final exam\, which must be completed for CE credit. This exam can be completed at the end of the class or any time after. \nApproved for 3 ASHI & State CE in AL\, DE\, IN\, MS\, MT\, NH\, NM\, OR\, PA\, VA\, WV\, WI\, LA\, MD\, OH\, TX\, TN\, WA and ICC \nPennsylvania & Iowa Notice: Pennsylvania and Iowa do not approve continuing education for home inspectors. PA & IA inspectors must meet the CE requirements of their national association. This virtual class is approved for ASHI Continuing Education CE credit \nLog in for member pricing of $99! Non member  price $129 \nRegister by: July 20\, 2026 \nRegister Today!
URL:https://ashi.matrixdev.net/event/ev-charging-systems-and-10-amp-lighting-circuits/
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SUMMARY:Home Fire and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Safety
DESCRIPTION:Join ASHI on Tuesday\, July 28\, 2026\, at 5:00 PM CT\, for this exciting webinar! \nASHI members will walk away with practical\, inspection-ready insights on home fire and carbon monoxide safety\, tailored to what they see every day in the field. \nBy attending\, inspectors will learn: \n\nBest practices in residential fire and CO detection (latest standards\, need for replacement\, etc.)\nCommon alarm issues frequently found during inspections (typical deficiencies\, unlisted devices\, missing alarms\, disabled units\, out-of-date alarms\, lack of CO coverage near fuel-burning devices)\nProper testing and recommendations for homeowners (proper testing of fire and CO safety devices\, information for inspectors to pass to homeowners\, etc.)\n\nPresenter: Matthew Heizman \nDate: July 28\, 2026\, at 5:00 PM CT \nLocation: ASHIEdge – Live Webinar \nPrice: Non Member $29 – Member FREE \nRegister by: July 26\, 2026 \nRegistration: Sign Up Today
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