ONLY AN NC-ASHI MEMBER HAS PASSED A PEER REVIEW AND PERFORMED AT LEAST 250 FEE-PAID INSPECTIONS PRIOR TO MEMBERSHIP.   EVERY MEMBER MUST MEET OUR STRICT STANDARDS TO USE THE ASHI LOGO.   ONLY AN NC-ASHI MEMBER IS PLEDGED TO INSPECT AND REPORT TO ASHI'S HIGHER STANDARDS.   WHY  SETTLE  FOR  LESS?
Why You Should Select an NC-ASHI Inspector

Home Inspection
Home inspection began as a consumer service in the early 1970's in direct response to the growing demand by home buyers to learn about the condition of a house prior to purchase. A home inspection performed in accordance with ASHI's Standards of Practice helps buyers to make a sound purchasing decision based on accurate, objective information.

American Society of Home Inspectors
ASHI is the oldest and most respected professional organization of home inspectors in North America. Its purpose is to build public awareness of home inspection and enhance the technical and ethical performance of professional home inspectors.

Standards of Practice
The ASHI Standards of Practice guide home inspectors in the performance of their inspections. They are the most widely accepted home inspection guidelines in use, and include all of the home's major systems and components. The ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics are recognized by many government, professional, and legal authorities as the definitive standard for professional performance.

Code of Ethics
The American Society of Home Inspectors Code of Ethics stresses the home inspector's responsibility to act in a strictly fair, impartial, and professional manner, and protects consumers from conflicts of interest.

Inspector Qualifications
Selecting the right home inspector can be as important as finding the right home. Members of ASHI have demonstrated their proficiency by performing no fewer than 250 fee-paid inspections in accordance with the ASHI Standards of Practice; they have also passed written examinations testing their knowledge of residential construction, inspection techniques, report writing, and ASHI's Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics. Membership in the American Society of Home Inspectors is an earned credential, and the best evidence of an inspector's competence and professionalism.

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The North Carolina ASHI Chapter (NC-ASHI) cordially invites all home inspectors to visit our chapter, participate in the education and comradeship of its members, and consider joining NC-ASHI.   See a list of Officers and Committees at Contact Us!.
Find out more about joining ASHI at http://www.ashi.org/inspectors/
Becoming an ASHI Candidate/Member is a prerequisite for NC-ASHI Membership.