Enhance your home inspection skills with our intensive 2 and a half-day, 5-field inspections class. This hands-on training program is designed to provide you with real-world experience in conducting home inspections. Led by experienced instructors, this class will give you the practical knowledge and confidence you need to excel in the home inspection industry.

Prepare yourself for success in the home inspection industry with our virtual comprehensive home inspection Exam Prep class. This specialized program is designed to equip you with the practice and review of the knowledge needed to pass your home inspection certification and/or state licensing exams with confidence. Led by industry experts, this class will review the key areas of home inspection topics and enhance your chances of achieving your professional goals.

This is a class that covers basics to an advanced understanding of mold and the issues related to mold in buildings. This class covers the latest in sampling techniques and remediation versus cleaning, when and how they apply. The purpose of this class is to educate, enhance and expand an inspector’s knowledge of the microbial growth field as well as how to analyze the microbial growth and the tools necessary to do so.

Code is Not a Four-Letter Word is a detailed, four-credit-hour class tailored specifically for home inspectors. It teaches how to use building codes knowledge during inspections to help identify and report defects with precision. Through clear explanations and real-life examples, the class breaks down complex codes into manageable concepts, enhancing your ability to spot issues that may otherwise go unnoticed. By the end of this live online class, led by one of the foremost experts in the Home Inspection industry, Bruce Barker, participants will be equipped with additional knowledge to confidently, and accurately identify and report defects in their reports.

Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer is the US and the EPA estimates that unsafe levels of radon are present in 1 out of every 5 American households. Screening for Radon as a home inspector can be a matter of life and death for families buying new homes. The ASHI School offers a Live Online Class with Spruce Environmental Training which can be accessed in the comfort of your own home and earns 16 ASHI CE. The class will teach how to properly measure radon and how to effectively use the tools to do it, ultimately protecting clients and their families from this elusive killer.

Radon testing in multifamily buildings has gained increasing importance since a 2013 HUD policy change requiring testing them for radon if HUD-financed. The policy specifically cites the ANSI-AARST Standard on testing multifamily buildings. This class focuses on the “ANSI-AARST Standard: Protocol for Conducting Radon and Radon Decay Product Measurements in Multifamily Buildings” and is intended to help to educate you on the standard and the HUD requirements.

The ASHI School is offering a combination 4-Point Inspection and Wind Mitigation 3-hour class. This class covers how to conduct 4-Point Inspections and Wind Mitigation Inspections, as well as writing the associated reports for each inspection. Completion of this class is required to be a licensed inspector in Florida. This course is often held to coincide with Florida’s Inspector Foundations Class, during the weekend between class, to allow new Florida inspectors to complete their state education requirements in one session.

Students will complete the class with a much stronger understanding of Thermal Imaging capabilities and applications as well as the confidence and competence to immediately put that knowledge to use. Customers are getting smarter and expecting Home Inspectors and Residential Building Professionals to utilize all the tools available to provide them the best information available. Not being able to see with the naked eye what the infrared camera can clearly show you is no longer acceptable. Infrared is a very powerful tool that helps you find, identify, quantify and communicate today what could be a much bigger issue to your customer (or your customer’s customer) tomorrow!