What happened to Colorado?
ooops, fixing. Thanks.
Wow, GA is surprisingly saturated. Home of the “$299 special” and “flash radon test.”
What about the 4100 in Florida?
That’s wild as well. But they have 4-point, wind mitigation and My Safe Florida Home program which feeds the system. GA has none of that.
It would be neat if I could click on the 5 marker in my area and it pulled up the names… I only know of 4 (and, yes, that includes me).
That would be a nice feature to included the inspectors names, website & number for the home buying public.
Years ago we did this. We even address shifted everyone’s actual address by a couple miles so that no one could use the search tool to find your home address. We even allowed members to pick their market area and enter it as a zip code as opposed to the address the inspector went home to at night (Some inspectors, particularly franchises or those who focus on particular demographics live far from the area they market their inspection business to).
It was a nightmare. Nothing but complaints. I really don’t want to do it again.
What are the red dropped pin markers around Fort Wayne? If you click on them, it takes you to the “Find Certified Home Inspectors Near You” webpage.
So, interestingly, I searched for inspectors near me and it only came up with 15 inspectors in the same vicinity. That’s a difference of 24 from what the interactive map is saying.
Or, does the yellow dots include the blue dots? In that case, there’s a difference of 4 or 5.
The map includes all InterNACHI members.
The publicly searchable sites like www.InspectorSeek.com are only CPIs.
We only promote CPIs to the public.
So, the difference must be students. Biennial renewal is the end of the month so we should see a 30-40% drop from inspectors who didn’t renew. That should offset the new ones coming on.
Students, office managers, inspectors who simply haven’t completed their requirements to be a CPI®, inspectors who were CPIs but didn’t complete their CE requirements, government employees, retired members, etc. It’s a big tent.
This morning we added a “Refresh Stats” button and time stamp at the top of the page: