InterNACHI also increased its continuing education requirements to 24 hours per year beginning in 2005.
"With licensing of home inspectors in effect in some parts of the country, we
saw many consumers/home buyers lulled into a false sense of security regarding
their home inspection. In effect, some were being deceived.", said Nick Gromicko,
Executive Director of InterNACHI.
Gromicko went on to explain that Consumers need to recognize that state licensing
of home inspectors does little to ensure that a quality home inspection will be
conducted, nor does it protect the Consumer from the actions of an unethical inspector.
InterNACHI believes that Continuing Education Requirements, a sound Code of Ethics, and adherence to the Standarards of Practice are critical components to the process. "InterNACHI strives to represent the finest
inspectors in the industry", said Gromicko,"Raising the bar for InterNACHI inspectors
helps us limit our membership to the best of the best."
InterNACHI, a non-profit organization helping home inspectors maintain inspection
excellence, is the largest home inspection association in the world.
InterNACHI Continuing Education Policy
InterNACHI's Ethics Obstacle Course
InterNACHI Standard of Practice
InterNACHI's Standards of Practice Quiz
InterNACHI's Online Inspector Examination
InterNACHI gets new President.
InterNACHI's Occupant Hazard Recognition Primer.
InterNACHI Foundation forms special fund for victims of uncertified inspectors.
Home Inspection Consumer Action Group
Alliance for Professional Home Inspections