Applicants must complete both a Board-approved 120-Hour pre-licensing training and an 80-Hour Field Training to meet education and experience requirements for licensure. InterNACHI's 120-hour online pre-licensing course, 120-hour in-person, and 80-hour field training is approved by the NC Board.
Board-approved Free, Online 120-hour pre-licensing course
Board-approved In-person 120-hour pre-licensing class
Board-approved 80-hour field training
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In 2022, InterNACHI asked John Feagans of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture Structural Pest Control & Pesticide Division to provide an opinion about NC home inspectors inspecting and reporting upon structural wood damage possibly caused by wood-destroying organisms during a home inspection. Read the public opinion email.
NC home inspectors, upon observing some apparent wood damage during a home inspection, are permitted by the NCDA Structural Pest Control & Pesticides Division to report that the inspector observed damage to wood or the structure. But the inspector is not permitted to state that it is due to a particular wood-destroying organism.
As long as a specific wood-destroying organism is not identified on the report, then this type of inspection is permitted by the NCDA Structural Pest Control & Pesticides Division.
The home inspector should also recommend further evaluation by a NC-licensed Structural Pest Control Applicator in order to avoid possible violations of the N.C. Structural Pest Control Rules & Regulations.
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