I got called from Environmental Service Professionals, Inc.
They want to train Home Inspectors and shoot them some business in Enviromental Inspections. They Market and book. If trained you can call yourself a “Certified Enviromental Home Inspector” or CEHI.
Has anyone heard of them? :-k
I posted on members only board with no joy yet. Thought I would try this one as well.
Here is a copy of the e-mail they sent me.
Well seeing how I haven’t had the “joy” of retirement yet, You might here some other colorfull Navy jargin.
By the way I have 1 year 2 months and 15 days till I retire but who’s countin’
David
I just checked out their website and for $3.995 you can be certified in everything from mold to radon and they will give you the tools and all if you use their service
I am still trying to get more info. If I get the training and the equipment couldn’t I add these services to my inspections as an ancillary service and not worry about them calling. These are some questions I will be asking when they call back.
Do you think that is a steep price for the training and the equipment?
They don’t give us short timer chains anymore. In fact I’m about to ship over to another sea tour to finish out my career. They gotta have one last bite of my a$$ before they will let me retire. :mad: But thats O.K. we are at war and I am proud to serve my country.:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
environmental liability does not interest me in the slightest(with the exception of radon). If I by chance miss something structural or mechanical, I can fix it myself. If I dont find mold behind sheetrock and someone gets sick, I am bankrupt. The only people that should be inspecting for mold and other environmental conditions are 4 year degree industrial hygeneists IMO.
First and formost thank you for your support of the troops. It is because of you and this country that we proudly continue to do our job the best we can.
Next, Thanks for the responses. I am think about this decision from other angles that I didn’t see before such as liability issues. It is always nice to get a new prospective on things. Your inputs are appreciated.