The Importance of Selecting an ASHI Home Inspection
Posted: Wednesday, May 26, 2010
by PRA Law
Pellettieri, Rabstein & Altman
ASHI or the American Society of Home Inspectors is an organization of about 6,000 members and over 80 chapters. The ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics serves as a guideline for home inspectors to follow. These home inspectors are well respected, highly accredited professional in North America and are recognized universally. The website, www.ashi.org, was created in 1976 with a mission to "to meet the needs of its membership and promote excellence and exemplary practice within the profession" (ASHI Par 2). As a not-for-profit organization, ASHI establishes high standards for the home inspectors and is a gateway for consumers to access useful information.
It is vital to select a highly skilled and greatly educated home inspector. Do not let cost be a factor when selecting your home. The knowledge the buyer will gain and the sense of security preceding the inspection is well worth the cost. These ASHI inspectors have high levels of qualifications and experience along with training and fulfillment with state regulations that place these individuals on the top of the spectrum. ASHI has worked to build consumer consciousness of home inspectors and improve the professionalism and reputation of its association. Visit
About the Author
Craig Lewis is a certified home inspector and owner of LH Inspections in central New Jersey . Craig is the creator of innovative online real estate sales tools that help his clients sell pre-inspected homes in the central NJ area. These tools include http://www.presurveyedhomes.com, http://www.njflatfeelistings.com and http://blog.njflatfeelistings.com
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