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You can contact us in one of several ways:

By email:	info@ontarioachi.ca
By Post:	The Ontario Association of Certified Home Inspectors 17-7000 McLeod Road Suite 285 Niagara Falls, Ontario, L2G 7K3
By phone:	+1 (289) 302-0185 <– NEW NUMBER +1 (866) 473-3076 <– NEW NUMBER

On-line:	Complaints. This is if you have a complaint against a home inspector in Ontario. We will accept all complaints even if the Inspector is not a member of OntarioACHI and we will pass the information you submit to the relevant association and email you with the details of where the complaint has gone.	http://complaints.ontarioachi.ca
	Message Board: The message board has been taken down due to the amount of spam and hacking. Members can now use the new member-connect services.	http://www.ontarioachi.ca/memberbook/
	Support: This is for anyone who is having a problem with any of the web-services offered by OntarioACHI. These problems are handled by our hosting provider. This is NOT for support of membership services.	http://support.ecssc.com

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In order to extend protection for consumers, OntarioACHI will be continuing our push for short-term radon testing as part of the real-estate transaction. We will be running a concerted advertising campaign over the coming months to increase awareness of the risks of radon in the home and the benefits of having homes tested to identify the potential for radon infiltration, and the possibility radon mitigation might be needed. We will be continuing to certify properly qualified members to the OntarionACHI Certified Radon Measurement Inspector (OCRMI) standard and will be promoting their services as part of our announcements.

Members who are looking to expand their portfolios, advance their business opportunities and increase the level of protection they are offering their clients, will want to attend this course.
Electrical Panel Inspections

Open the Electrical panel front or not? It seems that the MGCS wants us to protect consumers but there were some kinks in the regulations already in place by the MoL, WSIB and ESA. We have worked out the ESA concerns and are still working on the MoL/WSIB issues.

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