ASHI vs. InterNACHI: Comparing the Standards of Practice for Home Inspections

Home inspection standards are essential for setting client expectations and ensuring consistency across the industry. Two of the most prominent standards in the U.S. are those established by the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) and the International Association of Certified Home

The Danger Zone: A Home Inspector’s Guide to Navigating Emotions and Expectations

Every home inspector eventually develops a kind of sixth sense—not just for the house itself, but also for the strong emotions that come with every inspection. It’s not just about checking the pipes, wiring, or cracks; it’s about understanding people, their dreams,

Bonding Ranges, Ovens, and Clothes Dryer Frames

Bonding Dryers

Mike Holt [video] discusses bonding frames for ranges, ovens, and clothes dryers. The National Electrical Code (NEC) has some important guidelines to follow. See NEC 250.140. First off, safety is our top priority. That’s why the NEC requires an equipment grounding conductor

Bridging the Gap: 10 Essential Inputs for AI-Assisted Inspection Reports

In the age of artificial intelligence, inspectors are finding new allies in AI language models to help craft detailed, accurate reports. However, AI’s lack of firsthand sensory experience presents a unique challenge. To bridge this gap and ensure AI-assisted reports capture the

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