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United States home inspector directory. Search our database for home inspection professionals.The directory is designed to assist property buyers, sellers, and real estate agents in finding home inspectors.

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Q   What inspectors’ organizations are available?

A   Oldest: The American Society of Home Inspectors ® (ASHI ® ). You can find them at www.ashi.com or call 800-743-ASHI. Its educational programs are very impressive. You also can join the National Association of Home Inspectors ® (800-448-3942; www.nahi.org); Society of Professional Real Estate Inspectors ® (SPREI ® , for short–   617-334-4500; www.sprei.com); the American Institute of Inspectors ® (AII ® ; 800-877-4770; www.inspection.org); or the California Real Estate Inspectors Association ® (CREIA ® , 800-848-7342; www.creia.com). Frankly, I have not had enough comparable experience with most of these to know whether they do a better job of responding to members’ needs than does ASHI ® . However, I have had extensive dealings with CREIA ® and SPREI ® , and never found them to be mindless or slovenly. My experiences with AII ® also have been positive. NAHI ® also has matured into an impressive organization. SPREI ® has been given generous praise by inspectors I’ve talked with.

      I wish these smaller groups would form a coalition, pool their resources, and publish a truly great newsletter with first-rate technical information. Someone also should be publishing an abstracting service that would extract the info of interest to home inspectors from the dozens of publications that include that type of material. If you just want certification, you might write to Building Officials and Code Administrators of America and ask for information regarding their certification test (4051 W. Flossmoor Rd., Country Club Hills, IL 60478-9903).

Q Where can I learn about my state's licensing and training requirements?
You can start here; but for details, check your state's website (look for "Dept. of Commerce," or "licensing baords," etc.).

Q What's the value of the house?
Try this website:  www.zillow.com