The
American Society of Home Inspectors was formed in 1976 as a non-profit, voluntary, professional society in large part to distinguish and educate qualified inspectors and thereby provide consumers with an assurance of excelence and professionalism.
According to a recent survey conducted by the
American Society of Home Inspectors, 88 percent of all homeowners believe that home inspections are a necessity prior to purchasing a home, not a luxury.
The
American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) has created a virtual home inspection on its Web site that shows common problems inspectors run into.
"You've got to be very careful because there are some associations out there that have what they call certification, which, frankly, is worthless," says Don Norman, president of the
American Society of Home Inspectors. ASHI is one of the nation's largest home-inspector associations.
According to the
American Society of Home Inspectors, about 10,000 Americans do home inspection either full or part time.
In fact, according to a recent survey conducted by the
American Society of Home Inspectors, 88 percent of all homeowners believe that home inspections are a necessity prior to purchasing a home, not a luxury.
ai will be at the ASHI (
American Society of Home Inspectors) convention at the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix January 4th through the 7th offering complete demonstrations of their reporting software to all attending inspectors.
He is also on the Board of Directors of The
American Society of Home Inspectors. (ASHI), has Served on ASHI's Council of Representatives (COR) as a representative and as Speaker of the COR, has served as Arizona ASHI's Vice President and Central District Chairman and has performed over 2500 inspections.