Florida
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ASHI SchoolInspector Foundation
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Class approved in state
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Includes In-Field Training as part of the curriculum
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Meets state Pre-licensing Hours
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Prepares you take state exam and other relevant exams
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Complete 120 hours of approved pre-license education.
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Complete 4-Point Inspection & Wind Mitigation Training. (Additional course available to add during registration.)
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Pass one of the following exams: National Home Inspector Examination (NHIE) Florida Association of Building Inspectors (FABI) InterNACHI Florida Home Inspector Licensing Examination Association of Construction Industry’s Certified Home and Property Inspector Examination (CI-HPI)
Review complete requirements for becoming a Home inspector below.
Launch your home inspection career with one of ASHI’s In-Person Premiere Home Inspection Classes!
Obtain meaningful in-person instruction and professional guidance through pre-class study materials, live classroom lectures, and real in-field home inspection training, Classes are taught by ASHI Certified Inspectors, and teach to the gold standards of home inspection, the ASHI SoP.
Learn from home inspector professionals who have completed at least 250 inspections and have successfully passed the National Home Inspectors Exam, NHIE, and are required to complete 20 ASHI Continue education credit hours each year! as required to maintain their certification. Upon completion of this program, you will have the tools you need to serve your clients and perform superior home inspections.
This 120-hour class runs Monday thru Friday for two weeks. You will go to at least five field events during this class. This class includes report writing, information on marketing your business, and real-life experience from your ASHI Certified instructors.
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Florida Ordinance & Contacts
In 2007, Florida passed a new licensing law for home inspectors to take effect in 2010. Here is a link to the current law. The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation is the agency that will oversee home inspectors.
State of Florida:
Senate Bill 2234, enacted June 27, 2007 as Chapter 468, Part XV, Florida Statutes , provides for licensure and regulation of home inspectors. Chapter 468, Part XV, Florida Statutes , became effective July 1, 2010, and provides that the home inspector licensing program will be administered by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. There is not a Board of Home Inspectors. The department administers the licensure and regulation functions for this profession.
The links below will provide you with helpful information regarding the implementation process, licensing and grandfathering requirements, and links to the department’s proposed legislation, and department contact information.
**Mold Remediators have different licensing requirements.
For more information contact
Division of Professions
Home Inspectors Licensing Program
2601 Blair Stone Road
Tallahassee, FL 32399-0791
Phone: (850) 487-1395
Website: http://www.myfloridalicense.com/DBPR/home-inspectors/#1489159935794-47166768-3ea7