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Follow a real inspector through actual homes with step-by-step video walkthroughs.
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NHIE Exam Prep
Learn from a real home inspector with step-by-step video walkthroughs of actual inspections and interactive quizzes to test your knowledge.
- Step-by-step video walkthroughs of real home inspections
- Fun interactive hotspot quizzes to test your knowledge
- Learn at your own pace - 24/7 access on any device
- Certificate of completion
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2 Find
Identify defects and key inspection points using fun, interactive hotspot quizzes.
3 Pass
Complete quizzes, track your progress, and earn your certificate of completion.
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How To Become A Home Inspector
Becoming a home inspector starts with home inspector training that covers the systems you'll evaluate on every job—roofing, structure, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC—paired with NHIE exam prep so you walk into test day ready. This home inspector certification course is self-paced and built for students nationwide, whether you're switching careers or adding inspections to an existing real estate or construction background.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a home inspector license in my state?
Home inspector license requirements vary by state. Some states have no licensing requirement at all, some accept any NHIE-aligned coursework like this course, and a handful require the training provider to be named on a state-approved list. Check your state's licensing board before you begin so you know exactly what's required where you plan to work.
What is the NHIE?
The National Home Inspector Examination (NHIE) is the exam most states use as part of their licensing process. This course is NHIE-aligned, meaning the curriculum is built around the content areas the exam covers.
Can I take this course from any state?
Yes, this course is available to students nationwide. Most states either have no license requirement for home inspectors or accept training from any qualified provider before you sit for the National Home Inspector Exam (NHIE). A small number of states require your training provider to be individually approved by name. If you're not sure which category your state falls into, check with your state's licensing board before you enroll, or contact us and we can help you confirm.