HOME INSPECTORS

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Adam McClusky
License: South Carolina Residential Builders Commission Lic. #627

Certification: Home Inspection Institute of America, Inc. #981226.1

Exterior Design Institute # edisc36

Moisture Free Warranty and Dryvit settlement authorized inspector STO Corp. - O.E.M.

STO Institute stucco technical foundation training Certification #254

Environmental Solutions Association - level 200 / 300 MOLD Certified Microbial Investigator - American AIQ Council "CMI" NAHI credited training for “ERC inspection protocol” South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control

Septic System Inspector

As of 1-2005 successfully performed over 2,000 paid inspections

Affiliations: National Association of Home Inspectors, inc. (NAHI- CRI) Certified Residential Inspector American Indoor Air Quality Council

Hilton Head Area Association of Realtors - Associate member

Hilton Head Association of Home Inspectors - Past President

History: Owned operated precision tool and die mold shop thru 1988 Consulting Manager / engineer responsible for component development projects around the nation for original equipment manufacturers thru 1998 1998 purchased Property Inspection Service, Inc.

Scott & Jonna Rubins 1-31-03
Adam McClusky was an valuable part of our closing process. Our second home, to be used as rental property for 8 months of the year, is required to b...
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What are NAHI Standards of Practice & Code of Ethics? (format 4-03)
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HOME INSPECTORS, INC. STANDARDS OF PRACTICE ---------- CODE OF ETHICS These Standards may not be reproduced wit...
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Iagcouncil.org
The roots of the American Indoor Air Quality Council go back to October 1993. After an EPA Indoor Air Quality Course in Phoenix, Arizona, some of the ...
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