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ASHI is the largest and most respected professional association for home inspectors in North America. Through ASHI’s continued efforts, ASHI's Standards of Practice—covering all of a home's major systems—are now part of many pieces of state legislation and are recognized by consumers as the authoritative standard for professional home inspection.

The National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI) is the largest inspection association in North America. Formed in 1990, it is both a non-profit organization as well as tax exempt. Its 205,000+ page, 115 million hit per year

Established in 1886, NRCA is one of the construction industry's oldest trade associations and the voice of professional roofing contractors worldwide.

RCI's Professional Membership includes over 1000 skilled individuals, whose specialties include designing, repairing and managing roofing, waterproofing and exterior wall assemblies. Many also specialize in forensic investigation, expert witness testimony and construction document preparation.

SWR Institute is an international trade association that represents the commercial sealant, waterproofing and restoration construction industry. Our members are some of the most experienced and qualified contractors, manufacturers and design professionals in the industry.

Association of the Wall and Ceiling Industry

AWCI has more than 2,000 members that are primarily wall and ceiling contractors, product suppliers or product manufacturers in all 50 states and many countries. The contractor portion of the membership accounts for 50 percent of related construction volume in the United States.

Haag Engineering, the leader in residential roof damage assessment, with input from manufacturers, insurance professionals and roofing contractors, has defined the standard for conducting roof inspections. The Haag Certified Roofing Inspector Program (HCRI) will help inspectors provide quick, accurate damage evaluation and correct estimates according to scientifically based damage assessment techniques. Once certified, you'll qualify as an authority on the subject.