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American Society of Home Inspectors
Unfortunately, all home inspectors do not have the same credentials and
experience in the trades. In the state of Virginia, anyone
can be a home inspector with the purchase of a business license. This license does not test the personal knowledge about performing a home inspection. The certificate that most home inspectors aspire to obtain is the American Society of Home Inspectors certification. In order to obtain this certification, an inspector must pass a two-part comprehensive exam on standards of practice and technical knowledge as well as submit 250 home inspection reports to a third party for review. To retain a certification, twenty hours of continuing education are required each year. I have earned this certification for the past 18 years.
I am also certified by the state of Virginia and am a member of Virginia Association of Real Estate Inspectors.
www.cvashi.org
can be a home inspector with the purchase of a business license. This license does not test the personal knowledge about performing a home inspection. The certificate that most home inspectors aspire to obtain is the American Society of Home Inspectors certification. In order to obtain this certification, an inspector must pass a two-part comprehensive exam on standards of practice and technical knowledge as well as submit 250 home inspection reports to a third party for review. To retain a certification, twenty hours of continuing education are required each year. I have earned this certification for the past 18 years.
I am also certified by the state of Virginia and am a member of Virginia Association of Real Estate Inspectors.
www.cvashi.org
A.L. Conner Home Inspection Service
ASHI Certification # 117411
State of Virginia Certification # 3380 000075
Member of Virginia Association of Real Estate Inspectors
