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A fellow inspector called today to ask if I could perform a 4pt inspection for his father. (he lives in my area the othe insp. doesn't) I told him sure but he called back later to tell me that the info sheet from citizens says that the electrical section must be signed off by a lic. electrician. Do the powers to be at Nachi have any idea if this is really how it's going now? Could somebody look further into this, I spoke personaly with the chief underwriter several months ago who assured me that both the ASHI and NACHI forms were to be acceptable. Did anything change? I don't like getting reports rejected and don't want to do any which may be.
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InterNACHI has the approved Universal course: www.nachi.org/4point.htm
Nick Gromicko, CMI Founder World's biggest, best inspection association "Planet InterNACHI... resistance is futile" |
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Brian,
Nothing has changed as of yet. Both of those forms are accepted. Bill Siegel Florida Home Inspection Team Inc. |
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If you look at the citizens form that is sent out it clearly says that you do not have to use that form and you can use another form
Bungalows to Mansions Professional Inspection Services, LLC dba 1st Inspection Services Bruce M. Graham III Gainesville, FL 32608 352 871 8989 NACHI05091592 ICC 5268478 www.1stinspectionsfl.com www.bungalowstomansions.com |
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Thanks guys, we decided to just have me go and do it, submit it and see what happens. If it gets rejected I'll let ya know.
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