Classic Home Inspections
A Look at the Foundation

Inspector Affiliations

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American Society of Home Inspectors

The American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) formed in 1976 and established The ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics to help buyers and sellers make real estate transaction decisions based on accurate, objective information. As the oldest, largest and highest profile organization of home inspectors in North America, ASHI takes pride in its position of leadership. Its membership works to build public awareness of home inspection and to enhance the technical and ethical performance of home inspectors.

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mcarealtors.org

Montgomery County Association of Realtors

MCAR Affiliate Member
A successful real estate transaction takes the expertise, knowledge and dedication of several specialists in a variety of fields. In addition to the expertise of a REALTOR®, the next best thing a consumer can do is to elicit the help of a MCAR Affiliate Members who align themselves with the core values of a REALTOR® association. These qualified professionals help effectively carry a consumer through the process of buying or selling a home or property.

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neha-nrpp.org

National Radon Proficiency Program

Individuals holding a Residential Measurement Provider for Standard and Analytical Services have demonstrated knowledge of U.S. EPA radon measurement protocols for the placement and retrieval of radon measurement devices. They have also demonstrated knowledge of the proper interpretation of results obtained in residential settings. Furthermore, these individuals possess and analyze radon measurement devices. Depending upon the specific device, this may allow for rapid provision of test results. The testing professional may also be able to characterize trends in radon concentration and determine unusual conditions arising from such influences as weather changes or occupant tampering of a test. To obtain this additional classification, individuals follow strict quality assurance and quality control guidelines and device specific protocols, and calibrate each instrument annually. The classification is specific to devices with which an individual has demonstrated proficiency. Although this classification is specific for measurements in homes, it does not preclude the ability to conduct radon measurement surveys in large buildings or to take samples for radon in water, provided that the appropriate protocols are followed.

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esaassociation.com

Environmental Solutions Association

Environmental Solutions Association (ESA) is the nation's premier, membership-based training organization. ESA provides industry professionals with the training and education necessary to confront the environmental and safety issues faced by todays property owners. Our Training and Education courses include Mold Inspection and Assessment training, Radon Inspection and Testing, Allergen Inspection and Testing. Stringent guidelines of the (EPA) Environmental Protection Agency and (DEP) Department of Environmental Protection must be met and incorporated into all testing and documentation.