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InterNACHI School Newsletter
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This issue #80 is under construction for Dec. 1, 2020. Click here to read last month's issue #79.
"How To Become a Successful Home Inspector" Saturday Night Webinar on Nov. 21, 2020 at 7:30 PM ET
This free, live webinar is for new and experienced inspectors and for people wanting to become home inspectors. Open to everyone. Bring your questions.
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Free, Online "Home Inspection Business Course" Is Open to EveryoneThe course is open to everyone (members and non-members alike). This course will teach you how to start up and operate a successful home inspection business.
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How Home Inspectors Use Releases to Settle ClaimsInterNACHI®-EliteMGA Attorney Joe Denneler talks about how home inspectors use releases to settle claims. InterNACHI® members also receive unique discounts and enhanced coverage through the exclusive InterNACHI®-Elite Risk Insurance program.
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Student Catalog of InterNACHI.edu
InterNACHI® School (internachi.edu) is accredited as a tuition-free, online post-secondary educational institution by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training, a national accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education (USDE), to provide free, online training, examination, certification, and continuing education to InterNACHI® members.
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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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Become a Certified Kitchen Inspector
InterNACHI® School (internachi.edu) provides a free, online Kitchen Inspector Certificate Program to all InterNACHI® members. Get certified today!
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Office Management & Behind the Scenes for Home InspectorsThis recording from the 2020 Professional Inspectors Convention covers office management for home inspectors and reveals how it can be the hidden key to astonishing business success.
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Safe Practices for Commercial Property InspectorsThis recording from the 2020 Professional Inspectors Convention covers the basic steps an inspector can take to maintain the highest level of personal safety while providing superior commercial inspections.
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Demystifying Cracks for Home InspectorsThis recording from the 2020 Professional Inspectors Convention covers the differences in foundation cracks that home inspectors commonly encounter.
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The Building Professionals Institute Approves InterNACHI's Courses
The Building Professional Institute (BPI) has renewed its approval of InterNACHI’s free, online courses for BPI Contractor Continuing Education.
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"Moisture Meters Best Practices and Understanding Readings" Webinar with Protimeter
In this free online InterNACHI® Webinar with Protimeter Moisture Meter’s Global Products Director Chris Ranwell and InterNACHI’s Ben Gromicko, we’ll be learning the best practices for using moisture meters and tips for understanding their readings.
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"How to Inspect the Attic, Insulation, Ventilation & Interior" Textbook
This textbook teaches inspectors how to inspect the attic, insulation, ventilation, and interior of a house during a home inspection.
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Informal Home Inspector Coaching Sessions
Enjoy these informal coaching webinars hosted by InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko.
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How to Inspect the Attic, Insulation, Ventilation and Interior Course
Take this free, online course provided by InterNACHI® School.
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Become a Certified Professional Inspector (CPI)®
The Home Inspector Certificate Program awards the Certified Professional Inspector (CPI)® federal certification credential.
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Enjoy listening to Certified Professional Inspectors (CPIs)®, the best vendors in the industry, and InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko talk about performing home inspections, operating successful inspection businesses, and applying marketing strategies.
Alicia, talk to Ben about this email and adding the FLIR C3-X to this newsletter
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Inspecting for Air Sealing at Kitchen and Bathroom Exhaust Fans
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Guard and 4-inch Sphere Illustration
InterNACHI® members may download this illustration of a guard and a 4-inch sphere. Guards must not have openings that allow passage of a sphere 4 inches (102 mm) in diameter.
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