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ASHI Certified Inspectors: Sign up to be a Parallel Inspection Guide

By Edited by ASHI Staff | September 01, 2007
Earn up to 10 CE hours by becoming a Parallel Inspection Guide.

As a Guide, you will continue to provide The ASHI Experience to your client while also offering the Associate a quality educational experience.

Read all the guidelines of the program and find out how to sign up here: www.ashi.org/inspectors/parallelmem.asp

Questions? Contact Anthony Snyder, ASHI director of membership & marketing, at 847-954-3178, anthonys@ashi.org.

Edited by ASHI Staff

ASHI’s Web site, www.ashi.org, is the definitive resource for inspectors, consumers, real estate professionals and the media for information, advice and resources dedicated to home inspection. Here you’ll find a wealth of shared ASHI home inspection knowledge at your disposal. Your feedback and comments are welcome.

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