Skip to main content
Home Inspector

Home Inspectors

New to the home inspector industry?  Get on the path to a license! Follow the steps below:

Generally, take and pass a ninety (90) hour approved home inspection training program at a school of home inspection approved by the Committee, complete and submit the application, along with all required documentation.

Once your application is approved and you are eligible for examination, you will be provided the contact information of the third-party testing vendor who you will contact to set the date, time, and location of the examination.

For complete information on licensing requirements see the Rules and Laws for Home Inspection Regulations.

Find Testing/Exam information for Home Inspector here.

No home inspection license shall be renewed unless the licensee has completed at least eight (8) credit hours, consisting of no more than two (2) hours of Ancillary Systems topics per year, of continuing education prior to the date of renewal. The following committee approved courses are offered for home inspectors on a month by month basis.  Please see the schedule, provider, location and times to enroll. Find CEU information for the Home Inspector industry here.

Find all the forms, documents, and applications related to the Home Inspector industry here.

To renew a Home Inspector license, the licensee shall submit evidence of having attended eight (8) clock hours of approved continuing education within the twelve (12) months immediately preceding the term for which the license is to be issued. The courses must be approved by the Committee of Home Inspector Examiners. Visit the Continuing Education page for a list of approved CEU courses for Home Inspector industry.

The application is available for download from this website by going to “Forms/Applications” and clicking on the specific form. Forms are also available at the CIB office, or a form can be mailed to you upon request. When a licensee or registrant has a change in address or phone number, notice to the CIB is required.

Last Modified on Nov 12, 2025
Back to Top