Inspection Arbitration Services, only $90/year for InterNACHI members.

[Nick Gromicko]

http://inspectionarbitrationservice.com/NACHI.php

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

FOR ALL InterNACHI MEMBERS

The International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI) and Inspection Arbitration Services (IAS) are pleased to announce continued discounted memberships to Inspectors who formerly subscribed to NACHIADRS. NACHIADRS memberships will automatically transfer to Inspection Arbitration Services, effective immediately.

IAS offers enhanced services to its clients, including low-cost and effective mediation and arbitration services to its subscriber base. Inspection Arbitration Services has expanded its offerings to include all industry inspectors specializing in residential and commercial endeavors, regardless of association affiliation. InterNACHI members will still enjoy the steepest discounted membership rates currently offered in the industry. Where typical membership costs a subscriber $150 per year, InterNACHI members pay just $90.


Nick (or Joe), clearify please

[Joe Farsetta]

Nothing to clarify, Jeff.

Those who subscribed to NACHIADRS are automatically now covered by IAS.

Non-members can expect to pay$150 where InterNACHI members continue to pay just $90 per annum to subscribe (for now).

IAS has morphed to a non-association specific service.

It has also moved from employing home inspectors who serve as arbitrators/mediators to a larger pooll of qualified neutrals from the inspection, construction, and contract management fields. This way, no one can ever complain that a decision was pre-disposed in favor of an InterNACHI member, or that a decision gainst a homeowner was pre-disposed because the neutral has an axe to grind as an inspector.

We have also moved away from assigning a neutral to hear a case, to the plaintiff and defendant choosing a neutral via process of elimnation.

Maybe its time for you to take the plunge, Jeff. Dinner and a movie costs more than what we charge InterNACHI members for the service.

www.inspectionarbitrationservice.com

[William Warner]

I've renewed annually for this service but have never received confirmation of my subscriptions other than a paypal receipt. Will this announcement be formally sent out to current subscribers or will it be simply relied upon for this message board posting as notice of the changes?

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by jfarsetta

Nothing to clarify, Jeff.

The International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI) and Inspection Arbitration Services (IAS) are pleased to announce continued discounted memberships to Inspectors who formerly subscribed to NACHIADRS.

Now do you see the contradiction?

[Joe Funderburk, CMI]

I sleep better having this service. Thanks Joe.

[James H. Bushart]

It's better than E&O in many regards, but specially in the sense where E&O promotes and encourages frivilous claims, this service actually discourages them.

[Joe Funderburk, CMI]

Originally Posted by jbushart

It's better than E&O in many regards, but specially in the sense where E&O promotes and encourages frivolous claims, this service actually discourages them.

Amen.

[Joe Farsetta]

Bill,

You are covered. Your PayPal receipt assures your subscription.

Joe,

Thank you


Jeff,

I fail to understand your point, as you are a non-subscriber. There is no contradiction. If you had subscribed to NACHIADRS you are automatically covered under IAS. Same essential service with a different name, and a broader spectrum.

[William Warner]

Thanks Joe.
So is there now a different clause or wording we need to change in our contracts due to the change in names and service?

[Joe Farsetta]

Yes.

Change the reference from NACHIADRS to Inspection Arbitration Services, and substitute www.nachiadrs.com to www.inspectionarbitrationservice.com.

Other than that, it is seamless. Either way, you are covered no matter what.

[Scott A. Hand]

So, if I am not a former subscriber, I am not able to get that discount? Am I understanding that correctly?

[Billy Boerner]

Originally Posted by shand

So, if I am not a former subscriber, I am not able to get that discount? Am I understanding that correctly?

Scott if your a NACHI member it's always $90. If your not then the price goes up. That's how I understand it.

[Joe Farsetta]

Billy's correct. NACHI guys and gals pay $90.

If you are currently subscribed to the old ADRS, then you are automatically covered by IAS

[Michael R. Boyett]

Just to be clear...INACHI members pay $90/yr (for now) plus someone pays $300/complaint plus office expenses...right?