ASHI Certified Inspector (ACI)
American Society of Home Inspectors
The ASHI Certified Inspector (ACI) credential is a distinguished designation awarded by the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) to professionals who meet rigorous standards of competence, experience, and ethics.
Cost
The cost of the National Home Inspector Examination® is $225 per test in most states and in Canada. Please confirm when you call or register online.Show moreShow less
Format
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Detailed information about this program
In 2009, the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA) accredited this credential, ensuring that it meets high national standards for certification programs. ASHI has successfully renewed this credential with NCCA three times now, a five-year renewal, and it is valid until 2029. Home inspectors who earn the ACI credential benefit from increased credibility, trust from clients, and recognition from real estate professionals. The NCCA accreditation adds further value, confirming that ASHI Certified Inspectors are held to the highest level of industry excellence. This designation can lead to more business opportunities, higher pay, and professional growth in a competitive field. To earn the ASHI Certified Inspector (ACI) credential, candidates must meet several stringent requirements. These include passing the National Home Inspector Examination (NHIE), completing a minimum of 250 fee-paid home inspections that comply with ASHI’s Standards of Practice, and submitting reports for review and verification. Additionally, applicants must adhere to ASHI’s Code of Ethics and agree to ongoing professional development by earning 20 ASHI Continuing Education Credits on a yearly basis.
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