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Home Inspector Licensing Requirements in Oklahoma

The requirements to become a home inspector, including education and examination, vary by state. Here is what to consider if you want to become an inspector in Oklahoma.

Licensing Required

Yes

Exam Required

National Home Inspector Exam (NHIE)

Total Education
Hours

90

Minimum Age Requirement

18 years

Citizenship
Requirements

Must be a citizen of the US or a lawfully admitted alien

5 Steps to Become a Home Inspector in Oklahoma

1

Complete a 90-Hour Approved Home Inspection Training Program

Candidates must take and pass a 90-hour home inspection course from a school approved by the Oklahoma Home Inspector Committee.

2

Submit Your Application

After completing the training, submit a completed application to the Construction Industries Board (CIB). The application must include:

  1. Proof of completed training
  2. Any required supporting documentation
  3. Payment of the $280 application fee

3

Schedule and Pass the National Home Inspector Exam (NHIE)

Once your application is approved, you will receive contact information for the third-party testing vendor. Schedule the NHIE at a convenient date, time, and location. The NHIE consists of 200 multiple-choice questions across three domains and has a time limit of four hours. Each attempt costs approximately $225. Taking a prep course is recommended to improve your chances of passing on the first attempt.

4

Obtain Insurance

Ensure your insurance policy is active and covers the state’s requirements when submitting your application and during license renewals

5

Enroll and Complete the Required Education Program

Home inspector training must be approved by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). To obtain the Real Estate Inspector license, 154 hours of education (including 40 hours of practicum) are required, and to obtain the Professional Real Estate Inspector license, 194 hours of education are required (including 40 hours of practicum).

Continuing Education Requirements for Home Inspectors in Oklahoma

Hours Required

8 hours annually

Renewal Cycle

Every year from date of issuance

Additional Requirements: Proof of a current insurance policy must be submitted to the CIB when renewing your license.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1.

What is the salary of home inspectors in Oklahoma?

The average home inspector in Oklahoma earns approximately $58,500 per year or $28 per hour. Salaries range from $27,000 to $83,000 annually based on experience and location.

2.

Do home inspectors have to be licensed in Oklahoma?

Yes, home inspectors in Oklahoma must be licensed. This requires completing a 90-hour state-approved training course and passing the NHIE.

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