Buying
a home may be the biggest investment you will make, and choosing the right inspector can be a challenging task.
Remember that the purpose of an inspection is to inform and educate you about the condition of the house before
you make a financial commitment that could be life-changing.
You can trust your NSHI-certified inspector to have an allegience to you alone. NSHI inspectors will not pay fees
to realtors or hide conflicts of interest that could affect their clients in any way. Futhermore, in order to join
NSHI inspectors are required to have a level of home inspection education that surpasses all other national home inspector association
membership requirements.
NSHI is about knowledge, ethics, and trust. NSHI-certified inspectors will perform a knowledgable analysis of the
home's major systems using national standards of practice that will provide vital information you need to know
before you buy. Your interests will always come first and your NSHI inspector will never release information about
the inspection to any other party without your permission.
Below are some excellent resources for consumers:
Consumer Sentinel
- an innovative, international law enforcement fraud-fighting program.
The House Detective - unbiased, objective advice by expert inspector Barry Stone
Buying
a home may be the biggest investment you will make, and choosing the right inspector can be a challenging task.
Remember that the purpose of an inspection is to inform and educate you about the condition of the house before
you make a financial commitment that could be life-changing.
