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By Edited by ASHI Staff | June 01, 2012
As of April 1, 2012. Listed by state.

Joe Moore
Inspect-All Services
Suwanee, GA   

Tim Reed
Inspect-All Services
Conyers, GA   

Steven Maurer
Welcome Home Inspections, Inc.
Sioux City, IA   

Christian Strnad
Iron Gate Inspection Services
Fishers, IN   

Marco Dermith
Home Inspections by Marco Inc.
Springfield, MA   

Thomas King
Royal Home Inspection, LLC
Walpole, MA   

Alan Grubb
4U Home Inspection
Columbia, MD   

Paul Wehrli
The Building Inspector of America
Silver Spring, MD   

Joseph Schoen
Westfield, NJ   

Bert Cooper
Seagate Inspections, Inc.
Holland, OH   

Jake Schneider
Family 1st   
Pittsburgh, PA   

Neal Strobel
Inspection Services Northwest
Seattle, WA   

Michael Wicklund
Sterling Home Inspection Services
Puyallup, WA   








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