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ASHI Home Inspection 20-hour Renewal Package
WHY IT’S FOR YOU
- You are a licensed Home Inspector and need to renew your membership to American Society of Home Inspectors
- You perform home inspections of the readily accessible installed systems, mechanical, and structural components for residential properties
- You prefer to take your continuing education via self-paced online due to your busy schedule and availability
- You need 20 hours of education to renew your membership
WHAT’S INCLUDED
20-Hours of Online ASHI Home Inspection Renewal Courses
Customer Phone and Email Support 7 Days a Week
Completion Certificates for ASHI included
COURSES INCLUDED
Electricity and Electrical Inspections - From the Inside Out (3 hrs)
Introduction to Inspecting Heating Systems (2 hrs)
Inspection of Plumbing Systems (2 hrs)
Fireplace Inspections (2 hrs)
Inspection of Foundations (2 hrs)
Ethical Practice for Home Inspectors (2 hrs)
Structural Home Inspections (2 hrs)
Water Management: Proper Grading and Drainage Slopes From Foundations (1 hr)
Interior Inspections (1 hrs)
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Framing Inspections: Floors, Walls, and Roof
A home inspector must have a basic understanding of how a house is built in order to detect deviations from accepted building practices and codes.
Electricity and Electrical Inspections: From the Inside Out
This course is intended to be an informative and educational
overview of electricity and electrical inspections, which are pertinent to professional
inspectors. Because of the nature of
electricity and the responsibility that electrical inspections inherently
possess, it is important to review the basics from time to time. An understanding of electricity and
electrical systems is integral to a safe, secure, and functional home.
Additionally, incorrectly managed electrical systems can
carry a high degree of danger; therefore, these inspections must be compliant
with relevant NFPA and NEC codes. Upon
the completion of this course, the professional inspector will have a renewed
understanding of electrical inspection requirements.
This course will provide a brief history of electricity and
the scientists who contributed the building blocks that made our modern-day
electrical theories, principles, and systems possible. We will then discuss
safety preparedness and adequate preparation when performing a safe electrical
inspection, as well as the steps involved in an electrical inspection. Lastly, we will provide an overview of
effective communication to communicate the findings of the inspection to the
client.
Introduction to Inspecting Heating Systems
There are many types of heating systems, and they all are categorized based on the source of thermal energy they use to generate heat. Sources of thermal energy include natural gas, oil, electricity, solar energy, geothermal energy, and wood. This course will exam various sources of heat and identify ways to transfer heat energy. In addition, the course will specify characteristics of various heating systems including freestanding and area heating systems.
Inspection of Plumbing Systems
Fireplace Inspections
Inspection of Foundations
Ethical Practice for Home Inspectors
Structural Home Inspections
This course will focus on the structural home
inspection using the American Society of Home Inspectors’ (ASHI) standards as
an outline for topics. The course will discuss details for the exterior,
interior and structure inspection, and will use examples of common components
and defects as training tools. We will also discuss reporting defects in order
to communicate findings accurately to the customer and limit your liability.
Water Management: Proper Grading and Drainage Slopes from Foundations
This course will examine the importance of proper grading and drainage slopes for foundations as it pertains to home inspections. Many defects observed during home inspections could have been completely avoided if simple preventative measures would have been taken. Many of these issues are often caused by poor water management. This course will discuss proper proper grading and drainage for homes and explain water diversion repairs and preventative measures to ensure water relief.
Interior Inspections
ASHI Home Inspection 20-hour Renewal Package
ASHI Home Inspection 20-hour Renewal Package