Free Home Inspector Training

The goal of this course is to teach the student the standards to which a home inspector performs a home inspection. It is based on the InterNACHI® Home Inspection Standards of Practice and covers the various components and systems of a house that should be inspected.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 38 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• Required for Certified Professional Inspector certification
• 39 sections
• 14 quizzes
• 75-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach home inspectors how to identify and inspect for wind and hail damage on roof coverings and other property components. ICC approved.

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

The goal of this course is to teach home inspectors about home energy and protecting the environment. ICC approved.

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

The goal of this course is to teach the student to perform a residential roof inspection and recognize general roof defects. This course is ICC approved and is part of the four-point inspection certification.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 35 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 50-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach proper health and safety practices to both inspectors and contractors while they are working at the exterior of a property. ICC approved.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 13 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 30-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. ICC approved.

• Free for non-members
• 5 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 student that a house is a system of interdependent parts made up of mechanical and physical components. When they all work together, the house is comfortable, safe, efficient, and durable. This course is ICC®-approved.

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

The goal of this course is to teach home inspectors how to perform appliance inspections as a supplement to the guidelines provided in InterNACHI's Standards of Practice for Performing a General Home Inspection. ICC approved.

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

The goal of this course is to teach home inspectors what green building is, why green building techniques are important, and how to recognize green systems and features in homes. ICC approved.

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

This course teaches the inspector how to perform the inspection of a manufactured or mobile home. It is based upon the U.S. Housing and Urban Development's Standards for Manufactured and Mobile Homes. ICC approved.

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

The goal of this course is to teach home inspectors how to inspect residential water heater tanks, including fuel and electric water heater tanks. This course is ICC approved and is part of the four-point inspection certification.

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

The goal of this course is to teach how to inspect a residential electrical panel, including identifying common electrical violations, defects and concerns. This course is ICC approved and is part of the four-point inspection certification.

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

The goal of this course is to teach students how to inspect crawlspaces of homes. ICC approved.

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

The goal of this course is to teach the student how to inspect the HVAC system, including the heating, cooling and fireplace. It includes a review of the components of common HVAC systems that may be present during a residential inspection, including warm-air, hydronic, steam and electric heating systems; air conditioning systems; and heat pump systems. ICC approved.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 47 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• Required for Certified Professional Inspector certification
• 37 sections
• 8 quizzes
• 75-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach inspectors how to inspect fireplaces, stoves and chimneys. ICC approved.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 46 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• Required for Certified Professional Inspector certification
• 20 sections
• 12 quizzes
• 60-question final exam

The goal of this training video is to teach home inspector how to perform visual inspections of HVAC systems in homes. This course is ICC approved and is part of the four-point inspection certification.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 39 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• 150-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach students how to perform an inspection of the attic, insulation, ventilation and interior of a house. This course also covers information on skylights.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 51 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• Required for Certified Professional Inspector certification
• 44 sections
• 12 quizzes
• 60-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach the student how to inspect the exterior systems and components of a home. ICC approved.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 57 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• Required for Certified Professional Inspector certification
• 45 sections
• 18 quizzes
• 60-question final exam

This course teaches the inspector to perform residential and commercial wood deck inspections. It includes a review of all common deck defects. ICC approved.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 35 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• Required for Certified Professional Inspector certification
• 20 sections
• 5 quizzes
• 25-question final exam

The goal of this course is to teach the student how to identify and report on moisture intrusion in homes and commercial buildings. This course is ICC®-approved.

• Available to non-members for a fee
• 46 approved credit hours (may be different in your state - see course approvals below)
• Required for Certified Professional Inspector certification
• 13 sections
• 5 quizzes
• 50-question final exam