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Ready to become a home inspector in Indiana? Follow these key steps to fully understand Indiana’s licensing requirements and training to successfully launch your career as a home inspector.
Home Inspector Licensing Requirements in Indiana
Start here to ensure you’re fully compliant and ready to succeed by understanding the licensing requirements for home inspectors in Indiana.
Indiana requires 60 hours of approved education, plus 12 hours of practical field experience. This helps ensure that home inspectors are well-prepared to conduct thorough and professional inspections.
The NHIE is a standardized, 200-question multiple-choice exam that tests your knowledge of home inspection topics. A passing score of 500 or higher is required. The exam fee is $225, and you can schedule it through the PSI website.
Home inspectors in Indiana must have general liability insurance with a minimum coverage of $100,000. This coverage protects against claims resulting from errors or accidents during inspections.
After completing your education, field training, and passing the exam, submit your application along with the $50 fee through the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (PLA) website.
32 hours
October 1st of every two years
Additional Requirements: Visit the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency for more details.
WIN Home Inspection offers an in-house training program that is fully approved and meets all the requirements for becoming a certified home inspector in Indiana. Our robust training covers 35+ essential home inspection services and is included in the franchise fees, so no outside schooling or additional costs. This includes certifications in specialized services such as sewer scope inspections and drone roof inspections. By joining WIN, you gain access to state-approved training and state-of-the-art tools and technologies, including our proprietary report writing software, which has been a game-changer for our inspectors. If you're interested in leveraging a complete package that sets you up for success in the home inspection industry, contact us today to learn more about starting your business with WIN.
Home inspectors in Indiana can expect to earn an average salary of around $57,500 per year, with a range between $28,000 and $85,000 annually.
Yes, home inspectors in Indiana must be licensed to perform inspections.
The cost to become a home inspector includes a $50 application fee and a $225 fee for the National Home Inspector Exam (NHIE). Additionally, you will need to take a 62-hour home inspection course, which costs around $695. Liability insurance costs vary.
Take the first step toward personal and financial freedom by filling out the interest form. One of our franchise advocates will be in touch with you soon!