Pet-Borne Diseases in the Home
Every year, tens of thousands of Americans contract diseases from their pets. Combine that with the fact that 85 million U.S. families (or 68% of all households) own at least one pet, and you’ve got a reason to be concerned. Though they are rare, these pet-borne diseases range from salmonella to the plague, and can be contracted directly or indirectly.
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How Home Inspectors Can Offer Sewer Scope Inspections
Every house has a sewer line, and every sewer line can become obstructed or damaged. With a sewer scope certification, you will have the knowledge and expertise to expand your services, client base, and, ultimately, add $20,000 to $90,000 a year in addition to the profits you are already earning through your home inspection business.
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How to Build a Website for a Home Inspection Business
Learn how to launch and grow your business with a beautiful business website. If you can write an inspection report, you can build a website. It's that easy.
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Free Inspector Logo Design
InterNACHI's Member Marketing Team will design a free logo for your company. We'll also design all of your business cards, flyers and brochures for free. All you have to do is place a print order for fully customized marketing.
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EliteMGA Announces Strategic Partnership with InterNACHI®
EliteMGA LLC and InterNACHI® are pleased to announce their strategic partnership to provide InterNACHI® members with an enhanced Professional Liability Insurance solution.
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Quick Inspection Tip: Firewalls in TownhousesWatch this quick inspection tip provided by Certified Professional Inspector (CPI)® Ray Kline about inspecting firewalls in townhouses.
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Should Inspectors Provide Contracts in Different Languages?Inspectors sometimes ask whether to have their contracts translated into other languages for potential clients who don’t speak English. We appreciate the desire of InterNACHI® members to be sure potential clients understand the terms contained in legal documents, but from a legal standpoint, we feel providing contracts in other languages is unwise.
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Become a Certified Home Inspector at the House of Horrors® in Colorado
Experience world-class inspection training at the InterNACHI® House of Horrors® in Boulder, Colorado. The House of Horrors® is an entire house with 1,000 defects built under our roof.
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Home Maintenance Books for Your ClientsAdd value to your home inspection service by providing every client a home maintenance book for only $2.70 each.
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Quick Inspection Tip: Opening ProtectionWatch this quick inspection tip provided by Certified Professional Inspector (CPI)® Ray Kline about inspecting opening protection.
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Become a Certified Master Inspector (CMI)®
Certified Master Inspectors® are the best inspectors in the world.
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Join CCPIA
Join CCPIA, the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association, today!
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Pre-Drywall Inspections
A pre-drywall inspection can be performed after the insulation is installed, which is convenient because it allows the home inspector to determine whether it was done properly. However, the insulation may conceal some components in much of the same way that drywall does.
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Become a MentorInterNACHI® is inviting you to become a Mentor. This program connects experienced inspectors with newer inspectors who need help with their education or inspection business. As a Mentor, you can volunteer to help other InterNACHI® members with tutoring and advice. This is an informal program and is not required for students. As a qualified Mentor, you can use the InterNACHI® Mentor logo on your website and in your marketing materials.
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A Home Inspector's Guide to Managing Risk
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