Free Home Inspector Training

This course will describe housing regulations including zoning codes, housing codes, and building codes.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 31 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 9 sections
• 3 quizzes
• 25-question final exam

This course goes over North Carolina Statutes, Standards of Practice & Code of Ethics.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 6 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 5 sections
• 2 quizzes
• 20-question final exam

Upon completing of the course, the student will possess the knowledge and abilities to manage the risks of flight as a certified drone pilot.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 38 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 19 sections
• 9 quizzes
• 60-question final exam

L'objectif de ce cours est d'enseigner aux étudiants les normes qu'un inspecteur immobilier doit suivre lorsqu'il effectue une inspection d'une propriété résidentielle. Il est basé sur les Normes de Pratique Résidentielles d'InterNACHI et couvre les divers composants et systèmes qui doivent être inspectés. Approuvé par l'ICC.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 3 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 15 sections
• 13 quizzes
• 75-question final exam

This video course covers the inspection of residential pools.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 29 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 15 sections
• 5 quizzes
• 30-question final exam

The goal of the course is to teach French-speaking inspectors about the Code of Ethics for Home Inspectors.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 1 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 6 sections
• 3 quizzes
• 22-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach the inspector about possible sources of moisture intrusion in and outside of the home.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 29 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 9 sections
• 2 quizzes
• 15-question final exam

The student will learn the parts of a house that have a bearing on a home's soundness, state of repair, and safety.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 33 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 9 sections
• 4 quizzes
• 20-question final exam

Spanish version of Code of Ethics Course.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 1 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 6 sections
• 3 quizzes
• 15-question final exam

This course will teach the student the basic principles of inspecting a healthy home.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 31 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 11 sections
• 5 quizzes
• 25-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach the student how easy it is to reduce a home's energy use. This course is for TEXAS.

• Free for non-members
• 10 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 3 quizzes
• 25-question final exam

This video course covers the inspection of lawn irrigation systems.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 22 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 11 sections
• 7 quizzes
• 25-question final exam

This course deals with disease vectors and pests as factors related to the health of households.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 31 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 6 sections
• 2 quizzes
• 25-question final exam

This course will teach inspectors about the history of homes and dwellings and how they have evolved throughout time to become healthier, cleaner, and more sanitary.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 22 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 9 sections
• 3 quizzes
• 25-question final exam

This course teaches inspectors how to inspect a residential garage. It includes a review of common defects found in a garage.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 22 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 16 sections
• 8 quizzes
• 20-question final exam

This online course is for Virginia Inspectors taking the 35-hour pre-licensing class at the InterNACHI school.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 6 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 9 sections
• 6 quizzes
• 16-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach real estate professionals about the United State's Department of Energy's Home Energy Score and how it helps homeowners understand the energy performance of their homes and how they compare to other homes nationwide. This course is for TEXAS.

• Free for non-members
• 11 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 20-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach the inspectors how to inspect the roof-covering system of a home and identify roof defects from manufacturing, installation, natural weathering, and wind and hail damage.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 62 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 31 sections
• 19 quizzes
• 60-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach home inspectors some of the most common tree hazards, how to spot them, and what to do about them. Throughout this course, the process of a tree inspection will be laid out in detail. However, it is important to remember that, as a home inspector, you are responsible only for the general visual inspection of the home. The content in this course is meant to educate you on the specific subject of trees so you can better identify potential dangers and hazards. ICC approved.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 21 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 12 sections
• 9 quizzes
• 55-question final exam

This course trains individuals to become certified radon measurement providers in Illinois with the IEMA.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 46 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 25 sections
• 13 quizzes
• 120-question final exam