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By: Stephanie Jaynes Member ExclusiveWe’ve chosen to dedicate this issue of the ASHI Reporter to serving as your ASHI Membership Guide—to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of your ASHI membership.
By: Mark Goodman, James Thomas Member ExclusiveJoining the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) is more than becoming a member of a prestigious organization; it’s a commitment to excellence and professionalism in the home inspection industry.
By: ASHI Staff Member ExclusiveVolunteer on one of our committees to enrich your ASHI membership experience. Engage with colleagues while offering thought leadership as we continuously seek to improve our community of professionals.
By: ASHI Staff Member ExclusiveAll home inspectors joining ASHI, regardless of experience, begin at the Associate Member level. Members can move up to higher levels at their own pace. Here we outline the requirements and benefits of each level of membership.
By: ASHI Staff Member Exclusive