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February 2010
by John Cranor
Because of the costly damage they can cause, roof leaks surelytop the list of home inspectors’ liability concerns. This is especially true when inspecting flat or low-sloped roofs.
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January 2010
by Kenny Hart
In this final installment of “How a Plumber Inspects Plumbing: Toilets,” I focus on how the fixtures are attached to the plumbing, describe some common connection concerns and provide inspections tips. And, although beyond the scope of a home inspection, I’ll share common fixes plumbers rely on to secure and seal loose bowls after the defect is discovered.
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December 2009
by Randall Pence
ASHI has taken decisive action to establish an ASHI certification process for home inspectors. Certification can generate a wide range of benefits, including with respect to ASHI’s government affairs operations and its lobbying efforts to defend the interests of the ASHI membership in U.S. law.
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November 2009
by Brendan Ryan
October 2, 2009, is a date that will hold a special place in the history of ASHI and indeed the home inspection profession. It is the approval date of the first truly recognized certified home inspector program. It is appropriate that the last step in the process was a vote of the membership. This latest accomplishment is much more than the culmination of a two-year project. It is the result of a 34-year tradition of excellence.
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