East Central Ontario Chapter meeting May 11th, 2004.

InterNACHI-ECO

EVERYONE is cordially invited to the next meeting of the East-Central Ontario Chapter (InterNACHI-ECO) of the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI), Tuesday, May 11th, 2004 at 6pm.  New and veteran home inspectors, as well as members of all other associations, are all welcome-you need not be a member of InterNACHI. Anyone interested in home inspections can attend. Dress casual if you like, as our meetings are informal and fun, the way they should be. Spouses welcome. $40 per person (CHEAP!) includes two hours of intensive Wett Training and a hot dinner buffet.  Everyone is welcome! Come hungry! Anyone who was with us last month in Kingston, already knows how we like to eat!

Guest Speaker is Brian Palmateer, Building Code Official, City of Peterborough, and long-time WETT Instructor "Extraordinaire". Learn more than enough to satisfy your everyday needs as a home inspector. And learn more about WETT certification.

Open roundtable discussion.

Down to Earth Sites: 2 free inspector websites with hosting will be given away.

A great dinner, drinks, desserts:

RSVP with Gil Stachan at electrospec@sympatico.ca  or 1-888-394-6954 if you plan to attend.

Dues: There are currently no dues required to join this East-Central Ontario InterNACHI Chapter (InterNACHI-ECO). You need not join to attend. Just pay the $40 at the door.

Place:

Holiday Inn
Hwy 401 at Glen Miller Road (Exit #526)
Trenton, Ontario

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LOCATED OFF HIGHWAY 401. MAJOR HIGHWAY BETWEEN TORONTO AND MONTREAL, IN THE BAY OF QUINTE RESORT AREA. EXIT #526 OFF 401 AND GLEN MILLER ROAD.

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Everyone is welcome to attend this open-door home inspection event.

This East-Central Ontario Chapter and meeting were put together by member:

Visit the Canadian section of our message board.

Form your own local InterNACHI Chapter. 

Membership benefits. 

How to get more home inspection business now. 

Read about our last meeting in Kingston.

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