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EXAMINATION BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL HOME INSPECTORS
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State Regulations
The National Home Inspector Examination is currently adopted and/or recognized by twenty-four states for home inspector regulation. It is also a membership requirement for the American Institute of Inspectors and American Society of Home Inspectors; is accepted by the National Association of Home Inspectors and the Florida Association of Building Inspectors; and is reimbursed by the US Veterans' Administration for military personnel re-entering the workforce. Click on the map or select a state in the dropdown menu to view regulations.  New Hampshire recently passed Senate Bill 212 requiring licensing of home inspectors. Requirements for licensing are: 1) 80 hours of training, 2) Pass the National Home Inspector Examination, 3) Be at least 18 years of age with a high school diploma or equivalent, 4) Pass a criminal background check, 5) Maintain liability insurance, 5) pay a $200.00 license fee. Inspectors who have performed home inspections for their lively hood for at least one year prior to July 1, 2008 and can show the board they are knowledgeable and experienced will not need to take the classroom training but will need to meet the other requirements listed above. For more information, please visit the State of New Hampshire Board of Home Inspectors website.
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