Thursday - July 25th, 2019

Location:
57th Fighter Group Restaurant
3829 Clairmont Rd
Atlanta, GA 30341

The restaurant entrance is located immediately south of the entrance to DeKalb-Peachtree Airport
and next to the DeKalb County Health Building
or
CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS

6:30pm to 9:30pm
Dinner at 7:00pm 

Stan Garnet reviews prespective deck codes that are currently
mandated in Georgia and he will discuss deck codes
that will become effective January 2020 when major mandated
changes and code upgrades will occur.

All home inspectors are welcome!

If you are an ASHI Georgia chapter member and your dues are current there is no charge to attend.
However please register to insure the restaurant has  enough food and to verify you attendance.

Chapter members please register: HERE

 Not yet an ASHI Georgia member?
Cost of this meeting is $45.

Non-member register and pay now - Click HERE

Non-member register and pay at the door - Click HERE

If you have not paid your dues click here to pay now.

The best way for you to find out what is involved in home inspections is to to come to a few of our meetings, meet some of the inspectors and let them tell you about the profession. Login on the main page to learn more about the  chapter. You will also have an opportunity to get first hand information and discuss our training courses that will be coming up in a couple of months. You will find that our courses are the best in the industry with the most cost effective approach. There are several organizations that you can join in our business, but only ASHI is the nationally recognized name with full recognition across the country as the leading inspection organization.  Being a member of ASHI gives you all of the advantages.

To be eligible for membership in the chapter one should be an active member of the American Society of Home Inspectors.
Anyone who has NEVER been an ASHI of NAHI member can join an ASHI chapter and receive a one-year complimentary membership to ASHI. Go to "New Member Join" and complete the form.

If you are already an active ASHI member and have never been a member of the ASHI Georgia chapter and you want to participate in one of the most active and a very successful home inspector chapter, on the menu under INSPECTORS click on "New Member Join" and follow the instructions. If you have never been a member your first years dues are $50, otherwise dues are $150.

NOTE: When you register, please keep your username and password in a safe location because you will need both to enter the web site to enter information in the directory.
After completing the above step you will be transferred to PayPal where you can pay. New members pay $50 for the first year and new members have all the same perks and privileges as any other member.

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ASHI Georgia home inspectors are members of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) and they, like other ASHI members across the country are the only home inspectors accredited by a 3rd party. No other professional society can match the credentials of an ASHI inspector.

ASHI Certified Inspectors (ACI)- Have reached the highest level of ASHI Membership.

Each inspector must comply with the following:

• Pass the National Home Inspector Examination
• Complete the ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics Education study Module
• Have Inspection Reports successfully verified by an independent 3rd party to insure reports comply with ASHI Standards
• Submit valid proof of performance for a minimum of 250 home inspections
• ASHI Certified Inspectors are the only true 3rd party certified Inspectors in the industry that are accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA)
• Only inspectors who meet or exceed the requirements are allowed to use the ACI Logo that has become the gold standard of the inspection industry.
  
• In addition to the above each inspector is required to earn, from an accredited source, a minimum of 20-CEs (continuing education credits) per year.