Michigan NAHI

Inspectors will help protect you with the highest quality, written inspections in fulfillment of the industry's most complete inspection standards and Code of Ethics.

Does Your New Home Measure Up?

Does your new home measure up? These Home Inspectors Do. MI-NAHI Inspectors will help protect you with high quality written reports, in fulfillment of the industry's tightest Inspection Standards and Code of Ethics.

Each Michigan NAHI Member on this site can be contacted for your inspection needs. As you shop for an inspector, we recommend that you request & review an inspector's sample report and pre-inspection contract to determine who can best meet your needs.

Inspectors who belong to MI-NAHI commit to many hours of continuous education each year. They are serious about inspection as they are dedicated to reducing your risk. Whether you are maintaining, buying or selling a home, MI-NAHI inspectors can measure a home's condition and report the findings to you in a very useful way.

Chapter Mission Statement

The Mi-NAHI Chapter exists to promote the highest standards of Home Inspection through continuous education, peer support, membership in The National Association of Home Inspectors (NAHI) and compliance with the NAHI Standards for Home Inspection.

We Believe

We believe in being professional and we act that way. Our quotes are based on the value of our work and we work hard to ensure that you receive the full value of our services. If this is the type of inspector that you want, then you have found a great group of inspectors to work with.

MI-NAHI exists to promote Provisional Inspectors to achieve Regular Member status and then to achieve their CRI qualification as NAHI members.

Monthly Meetings: Our chapter meets the first Tuesday of the month at Baker's Resteraunt in Milford, 2025 S. Milford Road, MI 48381 at 6PM.

Our next meeting is 2/7/2012 with Mike Kosmalski of Accu-Temp Heating & Cooling discussing 80% furnace HX failures.

DUEs ($50) need to be paid for 2012 at the next mtg

Future meetings: 3/6, then 4/3, 5/1, 6/5

(no January meeting)