Training and Certification for Home Inspectors in Your State
Your state does not regulate home inspectors.
So, being certified is more important than ever.
Membership in InterNACHI includes:
- Internationally-recognized certification nachi.org/mycertificate
- InterNACHI logo usage nachi.org/logos
- Free basic website hosting & discounted web design inspectorpages.com
- Free professional logo and marketing design services from the InterNACHI Marketing Team printservices.nachi.org
- Free listing on over 700 inspector search websites nachi.org/seotrackerintro
- Free access to the InterNACHI online agreement system nachi.org/onlineagreement
- Free assistance from InterNACHI Legal Counsel nachi.org/forum
- Discounted computer reporting writing software and inspection checklists InspectorOutlet.com
- Free report writing training and materials nachi.org/defect-recognition-report-writing-online-course
- Free access to the InterNACHI Home Energy Report™ Tool nachi.org/home-energy-inspection
- Discounted inspection report narratives library
- Free access to InterNACHI's gallery of illustrations for inspection reports
- Free access to InterNACHI's online report hosting tool fetchreport.com
- Internationally-recognized Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics
- Free training and continuing education (over 400 hours available online) nachi.org/education
- Free access to NACHI.TV premier inspection training videos nachi.tv
- Free access to InterNACHI's Library of marketing and technical articles nachi.org/articles
- Free access to InterNACHI documents, forms, and agreements nachi.org/documents
- Discounts on inspection tools, textbooks, and apparel InspectorOutlet.com
- Free access to the InterNACHI inspection forum nachi.org/forum
- Free $10,000 Honor Guarantee nachi.org/honor
- Free membership to IAC2.org IAC2.org
- Hundreds of additional membership benefits at nachi.org/benefits
InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspectors™ are recognized as the best in the world, and they get over $50,000 worth of membership benefits included in their yearly membership dues.
WHY should inspectors take training and continuing education, even when it's not required by your state? Find out why.
