InterNACHI® and HITA Join Forces for Tennessee

 

BOULDER, Colo. (Aug. 19, 2017) – InterNACHI® is pleased to announce that it has formed a partnership with HITA – the Home Inspectors of Tennessee Association – to give InterNACHI® members in Tennessee a free one-year membership in HITA, and to give HITA members a free one-year membership in InterNACHI®.  

 

"This reciprocal membership deal is designed to bring Tennessee home inspectors into the InterNACHI® fold, and to also give them a home base in HITA," says Nick Gromicko, InterNACHI's founder.

 

CMI® and HITA Master Inspector David Crowe proposed this same reciprocal strategy three years ago.  "That was a successful membership effort for us," he says, "and we hope that it was a benefit to InterNACHI® as well."

 

Tennessee home inspectors (or those wishing to become Tennessee-licensed home inspectors) who are members of HITA but not InterNACHI® should contact InterNACHI® Director of Communications Lisa Endza at Lisa@internachi.org or (303) 225-5824 to take advantage of this free one-year membership deal.

 

Tennessee InterNACHI® members who would like to join HITA can visit the HITA website contact page and write to David Crowe to request their free one-year membership.

 

InterNACHI® will also host a booth at HITA's Educational Expo being held at the Chattanooga Convention Center over March 8-10, 2018.  Details for the event will be announced soon.

 

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Since 1988, HITA has improved the quality of home and commercial inspections throughout Tennessee by establishing a comprehensive skills examination specific to Tennessee construction practices, instituting a HITA Certification process to provide the real estate industry and consumers with the services of skilled HITA property inspectors who maintain the highest professional standards of service, and challenging their inspector-members to perform the most objective, accurate, and comprehensive inspection possible for Tennessee homeowners and property buyers.  Find out more by visiting HITA's website.