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Working with a home inspector isn't complicated; however, unless armed with the right questions to ask, you may get stuck with a less than capable individual. Here are my top 8 questions to ask your next home inspector:


Does the inspector come from a construction background?
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This question may not be applicable in all states - there are states without licensing requirements for home inspectors. But if your state has some kind of requirements, you need to know what they are, and where you can go to verify that your chosen inspector has done what it takes to be state-compliant. Verification is essential Nike Air Max 1 Just Do It Nere Scontate , because many states have the capability to track continuing education of the inspector as well as complaints. Is the inspector a member of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI)?
This is critical! ASHI is the oldest, largest, and most respected organization for home inspectors in the country. They also maintain the highest standards and ethics for home inspectors. If your inspector is a member of this organization, you can be sure that they have passed The National Home Inspectors Exam, and they have completed all training and administrative requirements for membership. You can even verify membership status at . The inspector may be a member of other organizations Uomo Nike Air Max 95 Just Do It Nere Bianche Italia , but none have requirements as strict as ASHI. And don't be fooled by those companies who claim to inspect to "ASHI standards" - if they aren't a bonifide ASHI member, find another inspector. How long has the inspector been in the inspection business, and how many inspections has he performed during this time?
Longevity gives comfort that the inspector will be with you in the future as new needs and issues arise. But if he's only done 12 inspections during his several years in business, that's not good! Your home buying decision is far too important to be a practice place for a part-time inspector. Does your inspector have experience in homes similar to the home you are having inspected?
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