Home Inspector Podcast by InterNACHI

Learn the five simple steps to business and marketing for InterNACHI certified home inspectors with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko as he presents to a class at the InterNACHI® House of Horrors in Florida.

Here are some basic marketing action steps for home inspectors, including website domain, inspection business logo, home inspector website design, and getting free inspection job leads generated by InterNACHI®.

For Texas Home Inspectors: Listen to this informative webinar about the TREC Report Form 7-6, and the new Texas Standards of Practice. Hosted by InterNACHI’s Paul Roebuck, join TREC Deputy Executive Director Tony Slagle, Tony Renteria of TREC’s legal staff, TREC Lead Attorney Mike Malloy, TREC Inspectors Advisory Board Chair Shawn Emerick, and past Chair and Advisory Board Secretary Steven Rinehar...

Vea al inspector maestro certificado Juan García realizar una inspección del baño. Listen to Juan Garcia perform a bathroom inspection in Spanish. 

Learn what to do next as an InterNACHI® Member. We will discuss what every member should do next in order to get trained, certified, and operate a profitable successful home inspection company. We'll talk about marketing, business, prices, software, real estate agents, website, and everything else you'd like to talk about.

Play this video for your prospects & clients to help sell your ancillary inspection as an InterNACHI® Certified Mould Inspector during your next home inspection.

Listen to TREC Inspector's Legal, Ethics, and Standards of Practice Webinar with TPREIA-InterNACHI®'s Paul Roebuck.

This webinar is designed to inform the attendees about the new and important changes taking place in the HVAC world. Listen to Chris Crawford and InterNACHI®’s Paul Roebuck as they discuss the changes that will affect HVAC operations.

In this free online webinar, we will learn how to perform a home inspection. We will review inspection images and follow the InterNACHI® Home Inspection Standards of Practice. We will find defects. We will also review the inspection report. We'll also talk about marketing, business, and making money as a successful home inspector. We'll be answering questions too. Visit https://www.nachi.org/webin...

Learn how to set specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely goals for your home inspection business inside the class at https://www.nachi.org/masterclass.htm.

As a home inspector, what should you charge for your home inspection fee? Learn how at https://www.nachi.org/masterclass. 

Learn how to calculate profitable inspection fees for your home inspection business in https://www.nachi.org/masterclass. 

Learn how you get to choose your annual salary as a certified home inspector in this class https://www.nachi.org/masterclass. 

The point of being in business as an owner of a home inspection business is to make a ton of cash and to make a great living. 

Here's a real actual schedule of a certified home inspector that makes $1,000 per day. https://www.nachi.org/masterclass.htm

Learn how to make $1,000 per day as an InterNACHI certified home inspector at https://www.nachi.org/masterclass.htm.

This is the introduction to the first step (Step 1) of the InterNACHI® Master Class for Home Inspectors at https://www.nachi.org/masterclass.htm.

There are 8 steps to InterNACHI's Master Class for Home Inspectors at https://www.nachi.org/masterclass.htm.

Take InterNACHI's free, online Master Class for Home Inspectors at https://www.nachi.org/masterclass.htm. 

Learn how InterNACHI members can get free business provided by InterNACHI for free at https://www.nachi.org/inspection-leads.htm.

Learn about inspecting the slope of a roof during a home inspection. 

When asphalt shingles begin to lose their granular covering and start to deteriorate, crack, or curl, the shingles may need to be replaced. 

Every roof should be inspected every year, especially after a severe hail and wind storm.

A home inspector must inspect the roof because any roof can leak, and it's required by the standards. To inspect a roof that is inaccessible or that can not be walked on safely, the inspector may use binoculars, look from other vantage points, use a drone, use an extendable non-conductive pole with a camera, or use a ladder to get to the roof’s edge. 

Learn how roof inspections are performed during a home inspection. Inspecting the roof can be dangerous. Stay safe.