Now that it's 2010, a new law has gone into effect in Kansas. Your home inspector has to be "registered" with the State if Kansas. Anyone inspecting homes in Kansas WITHOUT being registered with the state is in violation of the law.
What does this mean to you? You are protected by the new law because home inspectors must now follow Kansas home inspector Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics, maintain 16 hours of continuing education annually, and show financial responsibility in the form of insurance or a bond. New inspectors must pass a state approved 80 hour home inspector instruction course.
For your peace of mind, know that Miki Mertz, president and owner of Complete Home Inspection, is registered with Kansas, carries Errors and Omissions insurance, and is co-founder of the Midwest Inspectors Institute which is one of the only schools approved to teach the 80-hour instruction course.
Whole house inspections, radon testing, mold testing and more, we do it all for you. Call today to schedule your inspection, 913-268-0222.
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Kansas City home inspector
Complete Home Inspection's blog is the place to come to learn about Kansas City home inspections. Miki Mertz, president of Complete Home Inspection, has done Kansas City home inspections since 1992. Here, she shares her insights, knowledge, and timely inspection anecdotes with you on a regular basis. It gives you a chance to learn and to get to know the people who will inspect the house you're buying, or the house you're selling. Visit the blog regularly to stay informed.
Complete Home Inspection
- Miki Mertz
- Miki Mertz was the first woman to serve as a member of the ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors) National Board of Directors. Miki was also among the first women in the nation to become an ASHI certified home inspector. In business since 1992, Miki brings her experience, knowledge, and communication skills to your Kansas City home inspection, thoroughly explaining the features and the current condition of the house you're buying.
Miki Mertz
Kansas City home inspector
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