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Is your home inspector really qualified?

Licensing of home inspectors only sets a minimum standard. Much like being up to code, any less should be illegal.
Imaginary people, children, psychics (who claim to "sense" if
a house is OK) and even pets can be home inspectors. That
is why the National Association of Certified Home Inspectors,
(NACHI) front-ends its membership requirements. We turn
down more than 1/2 the inspectors who want to join because
they can't pass our exam or fulfill our strict membership
requirements.

NACHI inspectors:

1. Have to pass NACHI's Online Inspector Examination yearly.
2. Have to complete NACHI's Ethics Obstacle Course.
3. Have to take NACHI's online Standards of Practice Quiz.
4. Have to sign and submit an Affidavit.
5. Have to adhere to NACHI's Standards of Practice.
6. Have to abide by NACHI's Code of Ethics.
7. Have 24 hours yearly of Continuing Education per NACHI.

Inspection Excellence through Education and
Camaraderie.

Members of the National Association of Certified Home
Inspectors (NACHI) are the most educated and best trained
inspectors in the world and NACHI is committed to keeping it
that way. Toward that end NACHI has taken steps to
encourage member pursuit and maintenance of inspection
excellence and we have accomplished this without
additional charge to members. We believe that fees, like
taxes, deter professional development and that the best way
to encourage the continuing education of our membership is
by supporting variety, accessibility and affordability in
educational options.

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General Liability/E & O Insurance

Several Home Warranty Options Available