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North Carolina Home Inspector Training
Interested in Becoming a Home Inspector in North Carolina??
To become a licensed associate home inspector in North Carolina, you must become employed by or affiliated with a licensed home inspector.
To become a licensed home inspector in North Carolina, you must be an associate home inspector for at least one year, complete at least 100 inspections, and pass the designated home inspection exam. Our home study or live training courses will help you prepare for the examination.
Go luck finding someone to apprentice you. However, there is a big loophole in the law that most inspectors seem to be using. If you are a licensed contractor, you don't need to apprentice. If you get a contractor's license, we recommend that you take our program to learn how to do home inspections. For more information on our home study and live training courses, click here.
For more information and details on North Carolina Home Inspector Licensing, visit the North Carolina Home Inspector Licensure Board, or contact the North Carolina Home Inspector Licensure Board by mail or phone:
Home Inspector Licensure Board
410 N. Boylan Ave.
Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 715-0991
For more information on our inspection training or to sign up for a course, call 1-888-466-4677
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