Why insist on an ASHI Inspection?
In order to become a certified member of ASHI, candidates must pass the National Home Inspector Examination, sponsored by the Examination Board for Professional Home Inspectors. They must also perform a minimum of 250 paid inspections and have their reports reviewed by national ASHI to ensure compliance with the ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics. Compliance with the Standards ensures a complete and thorough inspection for every buyer, while adhering to the Code of Ethics ensures impartial inspections. ASHI members also must fulfill continuing education requirements, ensuring they remain current on the latest developments in the home inspection field.
