JUNE 2010
ASHI Reporter June 2010, Feature
Start with the Fundamentals When Inspecting Masonry Walls
Masonry is defined as the building of structures from individual units laid in and bound together by mortar. Inspectors find both solid masonry walls and veneer masonry in the houses they inspect. Each has a number of common defects.
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Table of Contents
- The ASHI School Celebrates Major Milestones
- Start with the Fundamentals When Inspecting Masonry Walls
- The Word: Grounding and Bonding
- Inspecting High-Efficiency Gas Heating Systems
- The Benefits of ASHI Membership: Learn. Earn. Succeed.
- Focus on Standards
- Public Relations Uses it all to Promote ASHI
- Congratulations
- Welcome
- Standing Room Only at Ohio Joint Venture Conference
- Bylaw Votes Misses Required Supermajority
- ASHI Board approves program for multi-inspector companies and more
- House guests
- True to Our Mission
- The rule is the law
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- 3D Inspection Systems
- Allen Insurance Group
- American Home Inspectors Training
- American Home Warranty Company
- America's Call Center
- ASHI Georgia Chapter
- Business Risk Partners
- Closing.com
- Home Air Check
- HomeGauge Software
- Mr. Fix-It, Inc.
- OREP
- Professional Equipment
- Rad Elec, Inc.
- Radon Testing Corporation of America
- Simpson Strong-Tie
- SunRADON LLC
- Target Insurance
- The ASHI School
