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| The chapter, a professional society, was formed in 1986 and named the Southeast Chapter of the American Society of Home Inspectors. The purpose is to build public awareness and confidence in the home inspector and to promote excellence within the profession and to improve inspection service through the ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics. To provide members and others with a forum in which to enhance their professionalism through education, and informed exchange of ideas, and other related benefits which can be provided best by a professional association. To interact with related professions, the legal community and government bodies as the leading authority in the home and building inspection profession |
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When is our next meeting and what is the topic? See 2008 calendar. |
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Learn about the home inspection process with ASHI's virtual home inspection
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The experience of buying a home can be over whelming. A professional home inspector can provide peace of mind by providing enough information for you to make an informed decision. The time that it takes to perform an inspection and prepare a report is well worth a fee. The vast majority of inspectors want their clients present. Tag along, ask questions, take notes and learn about your purchase. There is no such thing as a "dumb" question when it comes to the largest single investment most people make. |
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The American Society of Home Inspectors, founded in 1976, is the oldest and leading national non-profit professional organization of home inspectors in the U.S. Membership in ASHI is limited to inspectors who have met rigorous professional and educational requirements through testing and a membership review process. All members and candidates are required to follow the ASHI® Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.
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