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Missouri is one of a few states that still have not adopted licensing requirements for home inspectors.
In states that have licensing requirements for home inspectors, real estate agents and your clients just want to see that you are licensed. In states like Missouri that do not have licensing requirements, real estate agents and your clients will want to see that you have been trained and certified in home inspection. That is where our program can help.
Taking the ICA Real Estate Inspection Course
Register for the ICA Real Estate Inspection Certificate Program. The course will give you all the knowledge you will need to perform a home inspection and own/operate your own successful home inspection business.
In the course, you will also learn all about commercial inspections, mold inspections, radon inspections, and building code.
Becoming a home inspector is Missouri is a simple process.
Once the Coursework Is Done
Upon completion of the course, you will be an ICA Certified Home Inspector. We will issue you a certificate number, which you can use on your business cards, website, and inspection reports. Start your own home inspection business or go to work with an existing home inspection company!
Got more questions? Read on for more information about Missouri home inspection courses.
How do I become a home inspector in Missouri?
After you complete our course, you become a certified home inspector. Upon completion of the course, we mail out your home inspection certification and issue you your certification number. That number is what you’ll want to put on your business cards and home inspection reports. At that point, you’re ready to get out and start inspecting.
How much money do home inspectors make?
The average salary for a home inspector in Missouri is approximately $70,000 per year.
How much does a home inspection pay?
The average fee for a home inspection in Missouri is $360. The amount you charge for a home inspection will vary based on age and square footage of the home you are inspecting. Our course will show you how to appropriately price a home inspection.
Is your home inspection training course recognized by InterNACHI?
Yes. We work very closely with InterNACHI. In fact all of our graduates receive a free one year membership to InterNACHI.
Is your home inspection training class recognized by ASHI?
Yes. We work closely with the American Society of Home Inspectors. In fact, we train you specifically to the ASHI standards of practice and our training is certified Gold by ASHI.
Is your home inspection training class recognized by NAHI?
In 2016 NAHI merged with ASHI, so NAHI no longer exists as a home inspection membership organization.
Does Missouri require continuing education for home inspectors?
No. Continuing education is not required for home inspectors in Missouri.
Do you mail me a certification?
Yes. We mail out your home inspection certification to you upon completion of our online course.
What should I use for my inspection report when I perform a home inspection?
We have an arrangement with www.homeinspectionform.com wherein our graduates receive a free copy of their Report Form Pro 2 home inspection reporting software. That is the report that most of our graduates start with since it is so easy to use. Normally selling for $400, the Report Form Pro 2 home inspection report can be printed and filled out by hand or filled out on your smartphone, tablet, or computer. You can even put in photos easily. They also have a mobile app version of their home inspection report that can be used on an Android or Apple mobile device. At the end of the day, all that matters is that you have a home inspection report form that you’re comfortable with, and these are both good home inspection report options.
Does the online home inspection course for Missouri have a time limit?
No. There is no time limit on our course, so you can take as much time as you would like to complete it.
Does this online home inspection course certify me in mold inspection and radon inspection?
Yes, we include our mold and radon certification courses free of charge to students who enroll in our online home inspection course for Missouri.
Do you provide a list of tools that I need for performing a home inspection?
Absolutely. We provide you with a list of tools needed. The total cost of the tools, including your moisture meter and combustible gas detector, comes out to roughly $200.
What about marketing materials?
We suggest using www.vistaprint.com for your business cards, brochures, and company website if you set one up. They are very affordable and even have templates you can use that are specific to home inspection businesses.
Do you offer my state test?
There is no state exam for home inspectors in Missouri.
Do you send my certificate to the board?
There is no home inspection board in Missouri.
I live right near the state line in Kansas City. Will this same course cover me for Kansas?
Yes. In fact, we train more new home inspectors in Kansas than any other home inspection school.
Can I start my own business after taking your online home inspection course?
Yes. In fact, the majority of our graduates will start their own successful home inspection business after completing our course. We also train you on the whole marketing and business start-up side of things.
What if I have questions during the course?
We have unlimited phone and email support for all students and graduates, both during and after the home inspection course. Even if you have questions when you are on a home inspection, we can assist.
Do I need to be a home builder to be a home inspector?
No. We train students from all different backgrounds to be successful home inspectors. It is not necessary to be a contractor to be a certified home inspector in Missouri, Kansas, or any other state.
It doesn’t matter whether you want to become a home inspector in St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, Columbia, Branson, Jefferson City, Joplin or Independence; our online home inspection course can be completed from anywhere. What are you waiting for? Enroll now and begin your career as a home inspector in Missouri!
