Our
comprehensive reportis easy to read, includes photos
of any defects, and is typically
available the same day as the
inspection
Our experience as a Property
Claims Adjuster gives us a
unique perspective on the many kinds
of defects and damage in homes
We inspect each home as
if we were buying it ourselves, to
give your biggest purchase the time
and attention you deserve
We maintain our certification by
obtaining at least 24 continuing
education credits each year
We will happily discuss any
concerns with you, your agent, and
even your lender, and answer any
questions you may have
Utilizing high-tech tools to
give you the best information
possible, including: gas leak
detector; digital laser thermometer;
microwave leak detector; moisture
meter; GFCI, 120-volt & 240-volt
tester; high-output lighting;
testing equipment for mold,
allergens, radon gas, lead based
paint, lead in the water, etc.
NACHI Code of Ethics or
Codigo de Etica
The National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI)
promotes a high standard of professionalism, business ethics and
inspection procedures. NACHI members subscribe to the following Code
of Ethics in the course of their business.
Duty to the Public
Duty to the Public
The NACHI member
shall abide by the Code of Ethics and substantially
follow the NACHI Standards of Practice.
The NACHI member
will not engage in any practices that could
be damaging to the public or bring discredit
to the home inspection industry.
The NACHI member
shall be fair, honest, impartial, and act in
good faith in dealing with the public.
The NACHI member
will not discriminate in any business activities
on the basis of race, color, religion, sex,
national origin, familial status, sexual orientation,
or handicap and shall comply with all federal,
state and local laws concerning discrimination.
The NACHI member
shall be truthful regarding his/her services
& qualifications.
The NACHI member
will have no undisclosed conflict of interest
with the client, nor will the NACHI member accept
or offer any undisclosed commissions, rebates,
profits or other benefit.
The NACHI member
will not communicate any information about an
inspection to anyone except the client without
the prior written consent of the client, except
where it may affect the safety of others or
violates a law or statute.
The NACHI member
shall always act in the interest of the client,
unless doing so violates a law, statute or this
Code of Ethics.
The NACHI member
shall use a written contract that specifies
the services to be performed, limitations of
services and fees.
The NACHI member
shall comply with all government rules and licensing
requirements of the jurisdiction where he/she
conducts business.
The NACHI member
shall not perform or offer to perform, for an
additional fee, any repairs or associated services
to structure on which the member or member's
company has prepared a home inspection report,
for a period of 12 months. This provision shall
not include services to components and/or systems
which are not included in the NACHI standards
of practice.
Duty to Continue
Education
The NACHI member
will comply with the NACHI current Continuing
Education Requirements.
The NACHI member
shall pass the NACHI Online Inspector Exam once
every calendar year.
Duty to the Profession
and NACHI
The NACHI member
will strive to improve the Home Inspection Industry
by sharing his/her lessons and/or experiences
for the benefit of all. This does not preclude
the member from copyrighting or marketing his/her
expertise to other Inspectors or the public
in any manner permitted by law.
The NACHI member
shall assist the NACHI leadership in disseminating
and publicizing the benefits of NACHI membership.
The NACHI member
will not engage in any act or practice that
could be deemed damaging, seditious or destructive
to NACHI, fellow NACHI members, NACHI employees,
leadership or directors. Member(s) accused
of acting or deemed in violation of such rules
shall be reviewed by the Ethics committee for
possible sanctions and/or expulsion from NACHI.