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How to Determine the Age
of the HVAC System
Watch this one-minute
excerpt from our free, live class and learn how to determine the age (or
manufacturing date) of the HVAC system during a home inspection.
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"Your InterNACHI Inspector
Speaks Spanish" Logo
This logo is available to all InterNACHI members who speak Spanish fluently.
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How to Determine Overfusing at
an Electrical Breaker
Watch this one-minute excerpt from our free, live class and learn how to determine overfusing at an electrical breaker.
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How to Inspect
the HVAC Duct System
Watch this one-minute excerpt from our free, live class and learn how to inspect the ductwork at the HVAC system.
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How to Calculate the R-Value Weighted Average of the Attic Floor
Watch this one-minute
excerpt from our free, live class and learn how to calculate the R-value
weighted average of the attic floor.
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How to Inspect the Diameter of the Dryer Exhaust Pipe
Watch this one-minute excerpt from our free, live class and learn how to inspect the diameter of the dryer exhaust pipe.
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PRO-LAB® Silver Mold Testing Package
Silver Package includes:
- IAQ MegaLite Pump with Case
- Tripod
- 6 Z5 Impactor Mold Spore Traps (can also be used with Air-O-Cell® sampling
- 3 Bio-Tape™ Samplers
- 3 swabs
- 10 Z5 Wall Checks
- 6 prepaid FedEx mailers*
- 12 prepaid Mold Analyses
- 10 Mold Screen Agreements*
- 10 Mold Chain-of-Custody Forms
* Not available outside the United States
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Inspection Support Network Moves to InterNACHI Forum
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Live Home Inspection
Class #14
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Everyone who registers receives the video recording.
Join our free, online class and learn how to perform a home inspection according to a Standards of Practice.
In
this class, we'll review hundreds of inspection images of a recent home
inspection. We'll also review the inspection report.
Feel free to ask questions and join the discussion with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko.
See you soon!
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How to Inspect and Correct a Vented Crawlspace
We wrote an article that explains the issues and concerns with
conventional ventilated crawlspaces and outlines prescriptive measures
for improvements that will create healthier and more durable spaces.
Home inspectors should use
this how-to guide as a tool to help them perform inspections of
crawlspaces, identify indications of defects associated with
crawlspaces, and properly recommend strategies to convert a traditional
crawlspace with open foundation vents, and poor design and
construction, into an unvented, insulated, and conditioned space.
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Why Your Home Inspection Business Needs a Logo
Every business--large and small--needs branding in order to compete
on a professional level. Just because you, as a home inspector, offer
straightforward services that you may think require no introduction, it
doesn't mean that you should neglect marketing those services. Even if
you're in the rare and enviable position of being the only home
inspector in your service area, all it takes is one competitor to change
your financial outlook. The quality of your marketing, which is your
brand at work, will largely determine whether your phone rings. And
your brand starts with your logo.
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How to Download Your
Official Transcript
Watch this short video on how InterNACHI members can download their official Continuing Education transcript.
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Free Business Logo &
Marketing Design
Step 1: Place your order.
Step 2: We'll design your logo and marketing materials (free).
Above is the 3-fold brochure that we designed for Happy Homeowner's Home Inspection.
Design work is free for all members.
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Video Starring Bob Elliot, Greg Bell, and Others at Inspection Universe 2015
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- score any home; and
- show homeowners how easy it is to save energy and money.
The Home Energy Score is similar to a car's MPG rating and provides:
- a score from 1 to 10; and
- recommendations generated by the U.S. Department of Energy to improve the score.
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How to Inspect the Skylight Shaft Wall Insulation
When skylights are installed, attention should be paid to how the
vertical shafts extending from the roof to the ceiling are insulated.
Unsealed attics are often insulated along the attic floor with blown
fiberglass or cellulose insulation. A different type of insulation will
need to be installed along the skylight shaft walls, one that will
maintain both the full alignment (or contact) with the back side of the
sheathing for the height of the skylight shaft walls and at least the
minimum required depth of insulation along the full height. Skylight
shaft walls should be insulated to the same R-value as other exterior
walls if the attic they pass through is not insulated.
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11-Day Home Inspection Class in Denver, Colorado
Attend our 11 full days of training that will prepare anyone for a successful career in home inspection!
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Don't Worry About
Missing a Call Again!
We will answer the phone,
take messages, answer questions, give price quotes, schedule inspections, and text you with messages in real time.
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WHY
does a home inspector need both professional liability and general liability insurance?
Our executive director was a home inspector for over 20 years, so we
know how to "speak your language," offering you policies you can grow
with.
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CH Home Inspectors Insurance is proud to offer Auto and Home Insurance to our active military, veterans and their families.
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Infrared Certification
*Lowest Price IR Cameras in N America
*Live Webinar or Podcast on Demand
*$100 Off InterNACHI Renewal Fee
*300 Pages of Class Material
*Free IR Classes and Podcast
*Just Like Being at an Onsite Class
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Give a home maintenance book
to every client and help reduce
your liability.
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100-Day Inspection Coverage
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The Choice Just Makes Sense
"As far as InterNACHI is concerned, InspectorPro is the only choice for home inspector insurance."
-- Nick Gromicko
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303-884-8488
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