This course is geared to take the student, who has a background in construction, engineering, or related fields, into the growing home inspection business. This course consists of six days of fast-paced instruction with a combination of classroom, hands-on, and in-field instruction. You will gain a working knowledge of all the systems and technical areas required to complete a home inspection. In addition to building your current skill level, we will cover topics on business and marketing.

A brief outline of the topics covered:

• The Scope of Inspections
• Recognized National Standards of Practice
• The Home Inspection Business
• Report Writing
• Structure
• Exterior
• Interior
• Roofing
• Plumbing
• Electrical
• Heating
• Air Conditioning
• Insulation and Ventilation
• Field Inspection
• Marketing and Sales

Final Examination - Taken on-line on your own or proctored in the classroom.

Materials Included in the Course Fee

• Getting Started in the Home Inspection Business Book
• Systems & Standards Book Set, Principles of Home Inspection
• Getting Started in the Home Inspection Business DVD Set
• Matrix Advantage Report

Course Fees

Registration - $1,599 plus applicable tax and shipping for course materials**

Please be advised to become a state of Connecticut Licensed Home Inspector, students are required to conduct 100 home inspections under the supervision of another licensed home inspector and pass state exams. Additional fees may be incurred by the student for oversight of such inspections and are not part of this course.

** Price includes books and materials. Register early to complete the pre-class homework.

Note: Course materials may be substituted, added, or deleted at the discretion of the instructors. Prices subject to change without notice. Kaplan handout binder and Matrix Deluxe Sample are provided in class as opposed to being shipped prior to class. Completion of this course does not automatically qualify for certification by any specific organization or state licensing board, however, course completion qualifies for 55 continuing education credits. Check your state's or organization's requirements for details.