Some home inspectors say new Kansas law doesn't pass the test Kansas City Star TOPEKA | For years, anybody with a stepladder and a flashlight could work as a home inspector in Kansas. There were no state licenses for ... |
Before you buy a home, have it inspected Daily Comet “A good home inspector will look at 800 to 1000 things in a home,” says Claude McGavick, a board member with the Florida Association of Building Inspectors. ... |
 Pittsburgh Post Gazette | Home inspections manage risk Pittsburgh Post Gazette A home inspector will never dismantle any part of the house to get to something. What are the most common problems in Pittsburgh? ... |
New Home Inspector School Provides Full Range of Quality Education RealEstateRama To find an ASHI home inspector or learn how to hire a home inspector, visit: www.ashi.org. Michael Casey and Kevin O'Malley have nearly 50-years combined ... |
Inspector still finds problems with Sun City trusses two years after problems ... Hilton Head Island Packet "Nearly every new house I've been to and seen these problems was built after the problems that came up before," said Tony Kunich, a licensed home inspector ... Trusses improperly fastened on homes |
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