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The
NACHI Inspector shall abide by the Code of Ethics
and substantially follow the NACHI Standards
of Practice.
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The
NACHI inspector will not engage in any practices
that could be damaging to the public or bring
discredit to the home inspection industry.
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The
NACHI Inspector shall be fair, honest, impartial,
and act in good faith in dealing with the public.
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The
NACHI Inspector will not discriminate in any
business activities on the basis of race, color,
religion, sex, national origin, familial status,
sexual orientation, or handicap and shall comply
with all federal, state and local laws concerning
discrimination.
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The
NACHI Inspector shall be truthful regarding
his/her services & qualifications.
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The
NACHI Inspector will have no undisclosed conflict
of interest with the client, nor will the NACHI
Inspector accept or offer any undisclosed commissions,
rebates, profits, or other benefit.
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The
NACHI Inspector will not communicate any information
about an inspection to anyone except the client
without the prior written consent of the client,
except where it may affect the safety of others
or violates a law or statute.
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The
NACHI Inspector shall always act in the interest
of the client, unless doing so violates a law,
statute, or this Code of Ethics.
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The
NACHI Inspector shall use a written contract
that specifies the services to be performed,
limitations of services, and fees.
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The
NACHI Inspector shall comply with all government
rules and licensing requirements of the jurisdiction
where he/she conduct business.
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The
NACHI Inspector shall not offer to perform repairs
on the property that was inspected for a period
of 12-months from the time of the initial inspection.
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Duty
to Continue Education
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The
NACHI Inspector will comply with NACHI's current
Continuing Education Requirements.
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The
NACHI Inspector shall pass the NACHI's Online
Inspector Exam once every calendar year.
