Included in this curriculum are the following technical modules: Interiors, Exteriors, Electrical, Insulation & Ventilation, Structural, Plumbing, Roofing Systems, HVAC, and Garages.

This Course also includes a module on business practices in the Home Inspection industry. Includes module exams to test your knowledge. This course is approved by the American Society of Home Inspectors and the National Association of Home Inspectors.

Course areas covered include:

Initial conference
Performing the inspection
Writing the report
Legal issues
Building a home inspection business
Tools of the trade

Home inspectors do not make repairs or offer to make repairs to a home they inspect, even if they are qualified to do so. Such an offer would be a clear conflict of interest. If problems or symptoms are found, the inspector should refer the client to the appropriate specialist or tradesperson for further evaluation.

Any decision about whether a repair should be made, or who should make a repair, is determined by the working of the purchase contract -a legal contract in which one party agrees to buy and another agrees to sell a property that contains terms and conditions of the transaction and is signed by the parties-and the position of the parties involved in the real estate contract, not the home inspector. (The contract and its specifications and legalities will be covered in greater detail later in this course.)

A home inspector is not required to dismantle any equipment or components during the course of an inspection. However, where required for visual inspection, there may be a need for a home inspector to remove equipment coverings.

Pass course and get a certificate

Once all curriculum requirements are completed, you will be issued a New York Home Inspection Curriculum Completion Certificate. If you are to receive a Completion Certificate, it will be mailed to you via the U.S. Mail and placed in the mail within 3-5 business days after you have satisfied all course requirements.

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Career and Learning Books:

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This introductory overview of the major home systems gives students a solid foundation for beginning a career in home inspeciton. This comprehensive text gets students out into the field quickly while serving as a springboard for the 13 advanced electives in the Principles line. Systems & Standards focuses on system and component problems, their practical implications, and inspections strategies for finding them. No other single volume offers both the breadth and depth of this introduction.