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By Edited by ASHI Staff | February 01, 2004
As of December 1, 2003 (listed by state)

Jim A. Ellis
Ellis Inspection Services
Foley, AL

Michael Bell
Bell’s Home Inspection Services
Denver, CO

Robert T. Floyd
Indoor Aircessments, LLC
Atlanta, GA

Stan Kupish
The HomeTeam Inspection Service
Decatur, IL

Thomas Ruscak
R.J. Inspections
Methuen, MA

Martin J. Blackwood
Alban Home Inspection Service
Ashton, MD

Sean Campbell
Guardian Home
Cresskill, NJ

Matthew M. Thomson
National Property Inspections
Thomasville, PA

Robert V. Smith Jr.
Smith Inspection Services, Inc.
Austin, TX

Robert H. Shipp
Professional Home Inspections, Inc.
Stuarts Draft, VA

Rodney A. Shull
Alban Home Inspection Service
Orlean, VA





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