Could You Contribute to ASHI’s Publications?

To publish the Reporter and newsletters, ASHI depends on members
who are willing to share their knowledge and experiences with other
home inspectors.  Do you have something to contribute?

Do you have chapter news to share, especially photos of members participating in chapter activities?

Do
you come across unusual conditions during your inspections? If so, send
photos of them to be published in the Postcards from the Field section.

Do you have an inspection-related success story, safety tip,
viewpoint, opinion or business or technical article that would be of
interest to other readers? If so, we’d love to hear from you.

Some
readers are new to the profession, while others are grizzled inspector
veterans. Most fall somewhere in between, but it seems that all
inspectors are curious by nature, always ready to learn more.
Therefore, articles for all levels of inspection and business expertise
are appreciated. The key is that they must be inspection-related.

To be considered, the submission must be inspection-related and sent via e-mail.

If
accepted for publication, articles are edited and authors sign a
standard agreement attesting to the originality of the material and
granting ASHI copyright authority.

Technical topics go through an additional step.

The
ASHI Technical Committee reviews technical submissions for level of
interest and accuracy before publication. Therefore, we recommend
authors submit their ideas for technical articles in summary or outline
form and request feedback from the committee before writing the
article.

ASHI members receive Continuing Education (CE) hours for published technical articles.

Send your questions and articles to Sandy Bourseau, at sandyb@ashi.org.