ASHI Reporter Articles

2003 President’s Annual Report

2003 Treasurer’s Annual Report

2003 Executive Director’s Annual Report

“So don’t you sit upon the shoreline and say you’re satisfied.Choose to chance the rapids and dare to dance the tide.”                                         —Garth Brooks As I prepared to author this year-end […]

Modular or Manufactured Home?

The phone rings. It’s a real estate agent saying she needs an inspection done on a house 25 miles outside the city. Even when she adds, “It’s a modular home,” […]

Preparation & Know-How Pay Off in New Construction Inspection

ASHI members examine special considerations critical to success Part 2 of a 2 part series. See January 2004 for part 1. New construction inspections offer opportunities for increasing your revenue, […]

Committee Works on Chapter Component of The ASHI Experience

The Chapter Relations Committee (CRC) got down to work in November, 2003 to hammer out details of chapter involvement in The ASHI Experience. Fifty dollars of membership dues are earmarked […]

Resolving Complaints, A Risk Management Series For Home Inspectors, Part 3 of 4

Alan Carson originally developed this information for Carson Dunlop’s training programs. Visit www.carsondunlop.com. Receiving Complaints How important is complaint resolution to the long-term success of your home inspection business? When […]

NAHB Invites ASHI to Provide Information on Frequently Observed Construction and Product Defects

My favorite form of work is as a consultant to the builder,” says ASHI Member Peter Drenan, president of Building Inspections, Inc., in Charlottesville, Va. According to Drenan, performing this […]

Vote on the Amended Code of Ethics

Shape the Future of Your Profession After months of collecting feedback and making extensive adjustments, the Ethics Committee presented the proposed Code of Ethics to the Board of Directors in […]