Every member of the Home Scan team has completed extensive professional training through InterNACHI, the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors. These certifications represent focused education in important areas of residential property inspection. Together, they support our ability to evaluate visible conditions carefully, communicate findings clearly, and help clients better understand the property in front of them.
Explore some of the training and credentials behind Home Scan Home Inspections.
Training focused on the visible components of residential decks, including their structure, attachment points, stairs, guards, and other areas that may present safety or maintenance concerns.
Education in safe inspection practices helps us approach properties carefully while protecting clients, occupants, and the home throughout the inspection process.
Specialized training in evaluating accessible roofing materials, flashing, drainage systems, penetrations, and visible conditions that may indicate damage, deterioration, or moisture concerns.
Comprehensive training in the visual inspection of a home’s major accessible systems and components, from the foundation and exterior to the plumbing, electrical, and mechanical systems.
Training in follow-up inspections used to determine whether identified repairs appear to have been completed and whether visible concerns remain at the time of the re-inspection.
Specialized education in radon measurement procedures helps us test for this naturally occurring gas and provide clients with important information about the property’s indoor environment.
Focused training in the inspection of visible plumbing supply and drainage components, fixtures, water heaters, and other accessible parts of a residential plumbing system.
Eligible clients may have the option to pay their inspection fee at closing, helping make this important service more accessible during an already busy stage of the homebuying process. Contact us for eligibility requirements and complete terms.
New homes deserve an independent evaluation, too. This training focuses on the systems, components, and construction details that should be reviewed during important stages of the building process.
Training in recognizing visible signs and conditions associated with unwanted moisture, including staining, material deterioration, and other indications that may warrant further evaluation.
The Certified Professional Inspector CPI® credential reflects the completion of InterNACHI® certification requirements, including examination, training, and adherence to professional standards and ethical requirements.
Certification through the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors represents a commitment to professional training, established inspection standards, and continued education.
The InterNACHI Honor Guarantee provides additional protection when working with a participating Certified Professional Inspector. Coverage is subject to InterNACHI’s eligibility requirements, limitations, and complete program terms.
Focused training in evaluating visible exterior components, including siding, trim, windows, doors, walkways, grading, and other conditions that may affect the property’s structure or interior.
Training in the visual evaluation of accessible fireplaces, chimneys, vents, and related components for signs of damage, deterioration, improper installation, or conditions that may require specialized attention.
Specialized education in evaluating accessible attics, insulation, ventilation, and interior components for visible defects, moisture concerns, inadequate ventilation, and other conditions that may affect the home.
Training focused on helping homeowners monitor the visible condition of their property, identify developing maintenance needs, and address concerns before they have an opportunity to become larger problems.
Specialized training in recognizing visible evidence and conditions associated with termites and other wood-destroying organisms that can damage structural and nonstructural materials.
Training in identifying visible conditions that may affect the health and safety of a home, including moisture, ventilation, indoor air quality, and potential environmental concerns.
Drone pilot training supports the safe use of aerial technology to document roofing and other difficult-to-access exterior areas when conditions and applicable regulations permit.
Training in the use of infrared technology helps identify temperature differences that may indicate hidden moisture, missing insulation, electrical concerns, or other conditions requiring further investigation.
Specialized training in evaluating factors that may affect indoor air quality, including moisture, ventilation, and conditions associated with airborne contaminants.
Commercial inspection training provides knowledge of the systems and components found in many commercial properties, helping owners, buyers, and investors better understand visible building conditions.
Professional education through the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association supports the inspection of commercial buildings and the clear communication of visible property conditions.
Ten years of membership with InterNACHI reflects a long-term commitment to professional development, continuing education, and established home inspection standards.
Specialized training in evaluating visible systems and components within duplexes, apartment buildings, and other multi-unit residential properties.
Training in inspecting accessible crawl spaces for visible moisture, structural, insulation, ventilation, drainage, and pest-related conditions that may affect the home above.
Focused education in evaluating visible and accessible electrical service equipment, panels, wiring, receptacles, and other system components for defects and potential safety concerns.
Specialized training in observing visible structural and foundation components for indications of movement, deterioration, moisture intrusion, or other conditions that may require further evaluation.
Training focused on inspecting newer homes before the builder’s warranty expires, giving homeowners an opportunity to document visible concerns that may need to be addressed.
Four-point inspection training focuses on four major areas of a home: the roof, electrical system, plumbing system, and heating and cooling equipment.
Training in evaluating visible conditions that may affect a home’s energy performance, including insulation, air leakage, heating and cooling systems, windows, and doors.
Specialized education in evaluating visible and accessible pool and spa components, including surfaces, equipment, circulation systems, and surrounding safety features.
Training in inspecting visible and accessible heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning components for signs of improper operation, installation concerns, deterioration, and maintenance needs.
Specialized training in recognizing visible mold, moisture conditions, and other factors that may support microbial growth within a property.