To obtain a license and become a certified residential inspector in Nevada, you must complete at least 40 hours of classroom instruction. You must also observe at least 25 inspections performed by a certified general inspector, a certified master inspector, or an approved instructor.  You must also pass the examination approved by the Real Estate Division. 

Nevada requires that you attend class in Nevada by a school physically located in Nevada.  Since we are in Utah, sorry, we cannot help you become a home inspector in Nevada.

For more information and details on Nevada Home Inspector Licensing, visit the Nevada Inspector of Structure Certification Requirements Web Site, or contact the Nevada Real Estate Division by mail or phone: