Originally Posted By: dguizzetti This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
and Norman Becker’s Complete Book of Home Inspection. Save your money and pass on Scaduto’s Home Inspector’s Bible unless you need to fill a hole in your bookcase.
Cauldwell also has an excellent electrical book, Wiring a House that I used as a handbook when I rewired and added onto my house including two panels and an underground service--with not one "gotcha" from any inspections.
As other inspectors may agree, ITA is a great start, but as posted elsewhere on this site, "education is a journey (not a destination)." This board is a helpful source of real world information. Good luck in the Springs. 
Originally Posted By: Erica Gelb This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Hi Adrienne,
NAETI, sponsored by Baker Environmental Consulting, Inc. (BEC), will be offering the Indoor Environmental Standards Organization (IESO) 2-Day Certified Residential Mold Inspector (CRMI) Program on June 27-28, 2005 (Monday-Tuesday) at the Holiday Inn in Olathe, Kansas.
The CRMI Program is for a novice and provides the tools necessary to screen for mold during a home inspection.
NACHI members receive a 10% discount off of the course registration fee.
For additional information, please visit our website www.naeti.com or call my office (888) 36-NAETI.
Friendly Regards,
Erica Gelb
Marketing Director
NAETI
-- NAETI, an International Leader in Comprehensive Environmental and Safety Training Since 1985
