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March - April 2004
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Welcome to the March - April 2004 NAHI Forum.
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EIFS (Exterior Insulation Finish Systems)
By Thomas Lauhon, Midwest Inspectors Institute, Le
EIFS is a wall finishing system that has the appearance of stucco. It was developed in Europe over 40 years ago as an efficient way to insulate buildings from the exterior rather than from the interior. In Europe most exterior walls are solid masonry with no cavities for insulation . . . keep reading
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NAHI News/Media
NAHI has been working with the General Accounting Office (GAO) in Washington, DC on a report for the government. The GAO study that was prep . . . keep reading
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Termites And Other Wood Destroying Insects Or Organisms
By Everett H. Rawlings CRI, Inspectech and NAHI Bo
The NAHI Standards of Practice and most state licensing laws do not require professional home inspectors to observe or report on the presence or absence of wood destroying insects or organisms. In fact, Art. 2.2 of the NAHI SOP states, "The determination of the presence of or damage caused by termites or any other wood-destroying insect or organism is excluded." However, Art. 1.6 states "The purpose of the inspection is to identify visible defects and . . . keep reading
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History of NAHI