Home inspectors committed to education and a higher standard for home inspections have formed the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) and organized it into Chapters. ASHI was founded in 1976 and is North America's oldest and most respected professional society of home inspectors. The states of Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Minnesota, Iowa, and California are served by home inspectors of the Great Lakes Chapter of ASHI.
All efforts are directed to improve the quality of home inspections for our clients, to do so we learn and keep up with the evermore sophisticated details of the American Dream Home. ASHI Inspectors are committed to conducting inspections in accordance with the ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics, and are dedicated to providing superior customer service.
All efforts are directed to improve the quality of home inspections for our clients, to do so we learn and keep up with the evermore sophisticated details of the American Dream Home. ASHI Inspectors are committed to conducting inspections in accordance with the ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics, and are dedicated to providing superior customer service.
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Why Hire A GLC Inspector
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Home inspectors that choose to join the Great Lakes Chapter demonstrate a willingness to reach for higher standards than the average home inspector. What makes this so? Let's first take a brief look at the membership requirements set forth by the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI). ASHI membership is not something that can be obtained simply by writing a check to the organization.
Selecting An Inspector
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Home inspectors are not licensed in some states, but some have engineering, architectural or contractor backgrounds. Membership in ASHI is a plus, as they attend continuing education on a regular basis. Ask what standards of practice they follow. A good inspector covers all of the major mechanical and structural systems, from top to bottom.
Code of Ethics
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The American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) is a not-for-profit professional society established in 1976. Membership in ASHI is voluntary and its members include private, fee-paid home inspectors. ASHI's objectives include promotion of excellence within the profession and continual improvement of its members' inspection services to the public.
What is a home inspection
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In simplest terms, a professional home inspection performed by a Great Lakes Chapter (GLC) Inspector is a general visual inspection and observance of the house from the roof to the foundation, and many places in between. When trouble signs are recognized, a GLC inspector will share knowledge and information they possess about the trouble spot.
What’s Inspected
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While on the surface this appears to be a relatively simple question, the full answer would be quite voluminous. Great Lakes Chapter (GLC) home inspectors perform their inspections in strict accordance with the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) Standards of Practice.
The requirements set forth in that document assure you, the person in need of a home inspection, that your inspector will provide you with a thorough report covering all of the major systems contained within a house.Many steps are taken during the course of the home inspection process to gather the information you desire.
The requirements set forth in that document assure you, the person in need of a home inspection, that your inspector will provide you with a thorough report covering all of the major systems contained within a house.Many steps are taken during the course of the home inspection process to gather the information you desire.
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