GreenWorks has Partnered with ICA to Provide Texas Home Inspection Training Classes

ICA provides the roadmap you need to meet your state’s home inspection training requirements. Whether you’re new to the industry or looking to advance your career, our course will prepare you to earn your license and succeed in the field. Access our comprehensive, real-world training materials online anytime, anywhere—perfect for any schedule.

How to Become a Home Inspector in Texas in 5 Steps:

  1. Take and pass our 154-hour online Texas Home Inspector course; dates and locations are shown below. Our Texas Course Student Enrollment Agreement must also be signed before you begin your course.
  2. Complete our 40-hour Texas practicum field training class. This class can be completed before, during or after you have passed the ICA online Texas course.
  3. Submit your license application to the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC).
  4. Have fingerprints and background check completed.
  5. Pass the 200 question National Home Inspector Exam and 30 question TX State Home Inspector Exam. Our included Texas exam prep material includes over 950 questions to prepare you for your exams.
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Inspection Certification Associates’ Home Inspection Training Program will teach you, step by step, how to perform a professional home inspection. At the end of the course, you will be able to:

  • Thoroughly understand how to evaluate the condition of all building systems in an existing dwelling unit.
  • Recognize and effectively report on hazardous situations which should be corrected to prevent possible injury or death of the occupants.
  • Be able to advise the occupants and/or the home-buyer of the overall energy efficiency of the dwelling unit and various methods to address deficiencies.
  • Be able to effectively conduct a home inspection in Texas or at a national level.
  • Be able to write a comprehensive inspection report using recognized Standards of Practice.

The course consists of an asynchronous module including videos, readings, activities, scenario-based learnings, quiz materials, and final exams.

Using practical and technical knowledge, this asynchronous course will instruct to attain these objectives via the following methods:

  • Instructional Video, featuring real life illustrations and photos to educate
  • Scenario Based Learning Exercises that loop until the material is mastered; will not receive a passing score until the questions are completely answered correctly
  • Material that speaks to technical aspects of the home inspection field as well as anecdotal learning
  • Quiz structure that loops until the material is mastered; will not receive a passing score until the questions are completely answered correctly
 


INSPECTION CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATES LLC is approved as a qualifying education provider for new home inspectors in Texas. TREC – Texas Real Estate Commission Approved Qualifying Education Provider License #: 701065

Course Title: Property and Building Inspection Module I
Course Number: 39925 Credit Hours: 40 Delivery Method: Online

Course Title: Property and Building Inspection Module II
Course Number: 39926 Credit Hours: 40 Delivery Method: Online

Course Title: Analysis of Findings and Reporting Module III
Course Number: 39923 Credit Hours: 20 Delivery Method: Online

Course Title: Business Operations and Professional Responsibilities Module IV
Course Number: 39924 Credit Hours: 10 Delivery Method: Online

Course Title: Texas Law Module V
Course Number: 39927 Credit Hours: 20 Delivery Method: Online

Course Title: Texas Standards of Practice Module VI

Course Number: 39928 Credit Hours: 24 Delivery Method: Online

Course Title: Texas Practicum
Course Number: 39929 Credit Hours: 40 Delivery Method: Classroom/Field Training

Includes Five full inspections with our expert trainer.

Texas Home Inspection Frequently Asked Questions

A total of 194 education hours are required to become a Professional Texas Home Inspector. ICA’s Texas online home inspector course is approved for 154 of these hours. The final 40 hours are to be completed in our Texas practicum home inspection field class. Locations are listed above.

Home inspectors are always in demand in Texas due to the fact that the population of Texas is the second largest of all 50 states. Major metropolitan areas and the surrounding suburbs will have strong demand for home inspectors. Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Houston, Austin, and El Paso are examples of areas where home inspectors are busy.

Flexible, Comprehensive and Built for Your Success

Our training combines online learning and hands-on field training to deliver a complete, state-approved program that’s accessible, affordable and flexible.

Earn a competitive salary:

Earn a competitive salary while running your own business. How does your state stack up?

Set your own pace:

Edcetera offers affordable online and in-person learning options that meet state requirements and fit into your busy schedule.

Eliminate stress:

We work closely with leading associations and tailor training to each state’s standard to take the guesswork out of complex regulatory requirements.

Learn from experts:

Our trainers are the best of the best and are licensed in the states in which they’re teaching.

Celebrate your accomplishments:

We make it easy to track your success and stay on top of annual requirements.

Support at every step:

Instructors and peer-led communities will support your growth and development as well as answer questions about how to launch and grow your business.

Trusted by thousands:

Edcetera is trusted by thousands of students as well as leading academic institutions and professional associations.

ICA Provides You With All the Tools You Need to Become a Successful Home Inspector

From mastering inspections to running your own business, our course covers everything you need to know.

What’s Included

* Bonus materials depend on each state’s unique regulations.

Plus Bonus Tools and Resources for Success