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    Post Without any guidelines for inspectors, how do you know your home ... - Nashua Telegra

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    James Quinlan bought a 30-year-old house on Shelton Street in Nashua in June after a home inspection showed no major defects. He hadn’t lived there a month ...


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    Default Re: Without any guidelines for inspectors, how do you know your home ... - Nashua Tel

    Licensing solve nothing. There should be no Grandfather Clause in any home inspection bill. All inspectors should have to meet the requirements, this would help ensure inspectors at least know the basics.

    There are going to be good and bad home inspectors licensed or not. Thats how it is in any industry. Un-licensed states should start a consumer recovery fund and require a certain number of continueing education. We can regulate our own industry. But to have a grandfather clause is unfair to the consumer and that is what home inspection bills are suppose to protect, right?


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    Default Re: Without any guidelines for inspectors, how do you know your home ... - Nashua Tel

    Licensing is what it has always been. When the average person gets a license to drive, is that saying that he/she is a good driver? Not always. When a teacher becomes licensed to teach, does that automatically make them a good teacher? Not always. If a home inspector becomes licensed, does that make him a good home inspector? I think we all know that answer. When did licensing = properly educated?

    I know one thing that licensing has done, it is a lot harder to hire an employee and when you do, it is likely that you will want to keep him.

    Last edited by Kevin Luce; 04-03-2007 at 06:13 AM. Reason: Changed "expert" to "properly educated"

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    Default Re: Without any guidelines for inspectors, how do you know your home ... - Nashua Tel

    I'm new to the forum but have been involved in Building Inspections for past 7 years in New Zealand. On the question of guidelines... some of you may be interested in looking at the New Zealand Standard for Residential Property Inspections. The link to the standard is: https://shop.standards.govt.nz/catal...005(NZS)/scope


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