Home Inspection Course October 21-25 & 28-31, 2024
Home Inspection Course October 21-25 & 28-31, 2024
Reserve your spot for the upcoming Home Inspection Course.
Reserve your spot for the October 21-25, 2024 and 28-31, 2024 Home Inspection Course.
The course will follow the content outline of the National Home Inspector Examination. Subject areas include the following:
- Identify and inspect site conditions to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect building exterior components to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect roof components to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect structural components to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect electrical systems to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect cooling systems to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect heating systems to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect insulation, moisture management systems, and ventilation systems in conditioned and unconditioned spaces to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect mechanical exhaust systems to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect plumbing systems to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect interior components to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect fireplaces, fuel-burning appliances, and their chimney and vent systems to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Identify and inspect common life safety equipment and systems to assess defects and issues that may affect people or the performance of the building.
- Inform the client what was inspected and describe building systems and components by their distinguishing characteristics.
- Describe inspection methods and limitations in the inspection report to inform the client what was not inspected and why.
- Describe systems and components inspected that are not functioning properly or are defective.
- Describe systems and components in need of further evaluation or action.
- Discuss the elements of and obtain a written pre-inspection agreement (e.g., scope, limitations, terms of services) with the client or client’s representative to establish the rights and responsibilities of the inspector and client.
- Maintain quality, integrity, and objectivity of the inspection process.
**Home Inspection Courses require a minimum of six (6) students. Once we confirm a the minimum number of students you will receive an invoice to complete payment due 2 weeks prior to the start of the course.