InterNACHI® School is a free online college accredited by a national accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Our college provides a tuition-free Home Inspector Certificate Program and free online Continuing Education exclusively to InterNACHI® members. It’s a members-only college. All tuition and course fees are waived for InterNACHI® members. The educational opportunities offered through the InterNACHI® School are provided as an InterNACHI® membership benefit.
Learn how to use code when inspecting a window in a shower during a home inspection. The right type of window (safety glazing) inside a shower is important for safety.
The newsletter provides a link for state licensing information. The Indiana link is still providing incorrect information for the 12 hours of practical experience.
Complete 12 hours of practical in-field training experience with a licensed inspector. The state requires 12 hours of hands-on training experience conducting home inspections.
Practical experience CANNOT be received by a licensed inspector. It must be from an approved education provider.
Bottle traps, also known as partition traps, are a type of plumbing trap that utilizes an internal partition to separate the house side from the sewer side. They resemble a small bottle, with an internal pipe designed to allow water to flow while retaining enough to form a seal that prevents sewer gases from escaping.
The Difference Between a Chimney Cap and a Rain Cap
Here’s a short video on the difference between a masonry chimney cap, spark arrestor, and rain cap, according to code and InterNACHI’s free online course.
