ASHI Reporter November 2024, Green News + Views

Energy Efficiency and Water Conservation

Without advanced training, most inspectors are not qualified to fully evaluate or quantify a home’s energy performance. However, even a visual inspection can reveal significant energy-related issues—especially when older homes have undergone retrofitting.

By: John Hansen Member Exclusive

ASHI Reporter November 2024, Feature

My First Inspection: 1968

My first inspection was almost my last inspection.

By: John Heyn Member Exclusive

ASHI Reporter November 2024, Risk Management

A Home Inspector’s Education and Training

Home inspector continuing education goes far beyond licensing. A home inspector’s education can impact how you do your job, how clients and agents perceive you, and sometimes your insurance coverage. We asked your peers why the learning curve matters and where new inspectors can seek opportunities.

By: Alyssa Cink Member Exclusive

ASHI Reporter November 2024, ASHI Community

ASHI Foundation News

ASHI President Mark Goodman and I had the privilege of representing the ASHI Foundation at the ASHI New England IW On the Road event held at the MGM Grand Casino in Springfield, Massachusetts, in September.

By: Lisa Alajajian Giroux Member Exclusive

ASHI Reporter November 2024, Postcards from the Field

Postcards from the Field

To submit your postcard, please send your name, city, state, high-resolution photos, headings and captions to: postcards@ashi.org

By: ASHI Staff Member Exclusive

ASHI Reporter November 2024, Work Safe

Ladder Safety for Home Inspectors

Ladder safety is, or should be, a critical concern for home inspectors, given the nature of our work.

By: Fritz Gunther Member Exclusive