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By Edited by ASHI Staff | November 01, 2008
As of September 1, 2008 (listed by state)

Don Martin
20/20 Inspection Group
Bakersfield, CA

John Richards
Informed Decisions Certified Home Inspections, LLC
Jacksonville, FL

Craig Chmelicek
Elite Home Inspections, LLC
Cedar Rapids, IA

Jeffrey Dunham
Eagle Eye Inspections
Indianapolis, IN

Jamie Miller
Gold Key Home Inspections, Inc.
Shipshewana, IN

Tim Williams
Top 2 Bottom Home Inspections
Wichita, KS

Francis Goldsworthy
BG Home Inspection Service, LLC
Lanham, MD

Jim Giuffre
National Property Inspections
Ocean Isle Beach, NC

David Gunselman
Ephrata, PA

Wally Shank
Mid Penn Home Inspections
Carlisle, PA

William Weitzel
Weitzel’s Home Inspection
Carlisle, PA

Matthew Seiple
Seiple Home Inspections, Inc.
Woodstock, VT

Kimberly St. Louis
A-Pro Home Inspection Services, LLC
Madison, WI




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