Resource Links :
Helpful Resources for a Home Inspection

Mold	http://www.nachi.org/mold.htm
Radon	http://www.nachi.org/radon.htm
Radon in Michigan	http://www.epa.gov/radon/zonemap/michigan.htm
Lead	http://www.nachi.org/lead.htm
Termites	http://www.nachi.org/termites.htm
Indoor Air	http://www.nachi.org/indoorair.htm
Indoor Pollutants	http://www.nachi.org/pollutants.htm
Home Electrical	http://www.nachi.org/electric.htm
Home Plumbing	http://www.nachi.org/plumbing.htm
Septic Systems	http://www.nachi.org/septicsystems.htm
Water Quality	http://www.nachi.org/waterquality.htm
Private Well	http://www.nachi.org/privatewaterwells.htm
Foundation	http://www.nachi.org/foundationinsulation.htm
Pool Safety	http://www.nachi.org/poolsafety.htm
Electro Magnetic Field	http://www.nachi.org/emfs.htm
3 Deadly Mistakes	http://www.nachi.org/3.htm
What Really Matters	http://www.nachi.org/matters.htm
10 Tips for Inspection	http://www.nachi.org/tentips.htm
Sellers Inspection	http://www.nachi.org/sellersinspection.htm
Home Hazards	http://www.nachi.org/hazards.htm
Child Safety	http://www.nachi.org/childsafety.htm
Elderly Safety	http://www.nachi.org/elderlysafety.htm

Residential Measurement Provider,Standard and Analytical Service's

Individuals holding a Residential Measurement Provider for Standard and Analytical Services have demonstrated knowledge of U.S. EPA radon measurement protocols for the placement and retrieval of radon measurement devices. They have also demonstrated knowledge of the proper interpretation of results obtained in residential settings. Furthermore, these individuals possess and analyze radon measurement devices. Depending upon the specific device, this may allow for rapid provision of test results. The testing professional may also be able to characterize trends in radon concentration and determine unusual conditions arising from such influences as weather changes or occupant tampering of a test. To obtain this additional classification, individuals follow strict quality assurance and quality control guidelines and device specific protocols, and calibrate each instrument annually. The classification is specific to devices with which an individual has demonstrated proficiency. Although this classification is specific for measurements in homes, it does not preclude the ability to conduct radon measurement surveys in large buildings or to take samples for radon in water, provided that the appropriate protocols are followed.

Your peace of mind is my business.
I will provide you with the information you need to
make an objective and informed decision.

Gary Davie ICHI
Independant Certified Home Inspector