The Canadian Association Home Inspectors (CAHI) was formed in 1982, followed by the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors (OAHI) in 1987. The OAHI operated as a chapter of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), until 1994 when the OAHI became a self regulating professional body with the passage of the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors Act.

The Canadian Association of Home Inspectors National is a council of all Canadian regional and provincial organizations. Two representatives from each regional or provincial organization are appointed to the CAHI council. The CAHI's principle objective is to promote the interests of Canadian home inspectors on a national level.

The construction inspector is a member of a professional team helping to insure safety of life, property, and the client's right to full measure for their investment. The integrity of an inspector is as important as the skills, knowledge, experience, and judgment which they employ to insure the component parts of the project are constructed in conformance with the contract documents. This type of inspector formed and belongs to the American Construction Inspectors Association, whose main purpose for existin

The Georgia Association of Home Inspectors (GAHI) is a state-wide organization of professional Home Inspectors. GAHI is dedicated to improving the service and reputation of the home inspection profession. Its primary mission is to enhance the public awareness of the benefits of home inspections and improve the inspection skills and the professional knowledge of each member.