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| Just in case you haven't heard, The "Certified Master Inspector Board" CMI, has filed a "petition" with the US Patent and Trademark office to cancel GAHI's CCMI classification as being confusing and a dilution with infringement' on there CMI "status". That couldn't be further from the truth. Code Certified trumps the entire process. We are not sitting still. Your association is taking their on threats. This classification was granted by the US Trademark Office for GAHI over three years ago. Code Certified Master Inspector is straight forward. |
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- No Georgia licensing means you need GAHI credentials
- Increasingly clients, like real estate agents, will ONLY work with a GAHI inspector
Let GAHI.com help you find our Code Certified Master Inspectors - CCMI's which are the gold standard for the highest qualified and leading professional home inspectors in Georgia.
GAHI Inspectors are encouraged to become ICC Code Certified and to maintain that certification. Some inspectors advertise that they are ICC Members. This is not the same as being an ICC R5 Code Certified Combination Inspector. Anyone can become an ICC member by paying a fee. You should confirm that the inspector you are considering is indeed an ICC R5 Code Certified Combination Inspector and his/her credentials are up to date. This can be done by clicking the blue "Find" link above. Just enter the inspectors Last Name and County and then click Go.
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