Your Home Inspection Career
Hondros College has trained many of the Home inspectors in the State of Ohio. You can rely on our comprehensive program to help you build a successful Home Inspection career. We offer career start courses, exam prep products and designations courses.
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Courses & Schedules
Home Inspection classes are available at 8 Hondros College locations across Ohio and can be completed in as little as 3 weeks. |
CE & Designations
Distinguish yourself from the rest with a specialized designation and earn Continuing Education credit for NAHI & ASHI. |
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Home Inspection Career
Learn more about home inspection as a career, industry statistics and other important industry information. |
Exam Prep
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Home Inspection Career Guide
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Home Inspection Industry
Home inspectors perform physical inspections of newly built or previously owned homes or buildings and report on the condition of each of the mechanical systems, components and structure.
Imagine a hands-on career that will have you climbing over, under and through houses searching for any defects that could cause problems for the owner or prospective owner. As a home inspector, you will physically inspect the entire home or building and complete a detailed report on the condition of all components, mechanical systems and the overall structure. Your report will be used as a tool for making important decisions regarding the purchase of the home or building or factors such as its insurability.
Did you know?
- Home inspectors often specialize in identifying unseen problems such as termites or mold.
- Home inspections are increasingly used by insurance companies and financial institutions.
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Home inspectors rely heavily on technology such as laptop computers and digital photography.
Home Inspection is a growing industry!
Look at the facts according to the US Department of Labor's national statistics:
- Average income: $41,620
- 94,000 jobs in 2004
- 3.3% growth rate
- 31% are self-employed
- 19% work part-time