Inspection Summit, March 1-5, 2017. Enter your email and we'll keep you updated.

Nick Gromicko, CMI · #1 10/27/16, 6:08 PM

https://www.nachi.org/convention/

Ian W. Mayer, CMI · #2 10/27/16, 7:23 PM

I was already thinking early March would be a good time to come see the house of Horrors.

Wayne Wolven · #3 10/28/16, 7:56 PM

Is there going to be a break down of what will be happening. Always love to travel to Denver, get to visit my son at University of Northern Colorado.

Nick Gromicko, CMI · #4 10/28/16, 9:48 PM

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Derek K. Blanton · #5 10/29/16, 10:56 PM

derek@dkinspectionsinc.com

Jeffrey R. Jonas · #6 10/30/16, 1:40 AM

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David Hays, CMI · #7 10/30/16, 10:35 AM

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Are you going to attend Jeffrey?

Wayne Wolven · #8 10/30/16, 10:57 AM

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Jeffrey R. Jonas · #9 10/30/16, 11:00 AM

Very doubtful. Spring is my busiest time of year. Depending when the thaw from winter begins, depends on when business picks-up. Sometimes as early as the last week of Feburary, but typically the middle of March. The first three months (March-April-May) set the pace for the rest of the year. My service area (rural America) is heavily influenced by family/children... such as Spring Break, school out for summer, family vacations, National holidays, start of school-shopping for school supplies and new clothes, etc.

Think of your favorite Roller Coaster... it begins with the tallest climb before a drop and again another rise but smaller... and so on, and so on.

I do love me a good roller coaster!!!

One would think that after all these years, that someone would realize that most Northern inspectors are slow(er) in the winter, and would schedule events during January and February, also that not everyone wants to travel to Florida, Texas, or California during those times (or at all) for any extended period of time.

With all that being said, I am certain you and I will meet at some point in the future. It may not be until I retire though, (ha!), but who knows.

Mark Raumikaitis · #10 10/30/16, 12:53 PM

I also see late February and the early weeks of March as the beginning of the "busy" season. Taking time away at this time of year is very expensive when you consider the lost revenue. How about a mid winter January or early February conference that allows us frozen northerners to take a trip. Pick a time period that doesn't interfere with the AFC Championship game or SuperBowl though...I am a Patriots fan