Home Inspection Schools

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#1

Originally Posted By: dbush
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Can anyone who attended, read a sign for, or thought of a Home Inspection School, please send me an email to membership@nachi.org. We are trying to compile a list by state of ALL Home Inspection Schools and then I am going to try to contact them to spread NACHI information.


If you could let me know the name of the school, city, address if you have it, email & phone # would be great.

Additionally, if you have not entered the information into the Continuing Education Log, please do so at http://www.nachi.org/education_log.htm

Thanks, Dave

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Dave Bush
MAB Member

"LIFE'S TOUGH, WEAR A HELMET"

#2

Originally Posted By: jruppert
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Dave - I attended the Home Inspection Institute of America. Located at 314 Main Street, PO Box 4174, Wallingford, Connecticut. I thought the school did a good job. Their phone is 203-284-3211. www.inspecthomes.com


Jim

#3

Originally Posted By: jpeck
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Inspection Depot


I attended the New Construction Inspection class about two months ago. Great class and great instructor (Jeff Hooper).

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Jerry Peck
South Florida

#4

Originally Posted By: jpope
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Inspection Training Associates (ITA)


1016 South Tremont St.


Oceanside, CA 92054


http://www.home-inspect.com/


Fireplace Investigation, Research & Education Service (FIRES)
5325 Commerce Ave. Suite #5
Moorpark, CA 93021
http://f-i-r-e-service.com/f-i-r-e-service/

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Jeff Pope
JPI Home Inspection Service
"At JPI, we'll help you look better"
(661) 212-0738

#5

Originally Posted By: dmacy
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Dave,


I attended Hondros college located in Independence Ohio, but this course wasn't very good so I attended the American Home Inspectors Institute Training program that is located in Illinois and I would recommend them to anyone.

http://ahit.com/training.htm

David Macy

http://hshinspections.net/

#6

Originally Posted By: Chris Butler
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Dave,


Jeff Pope mentioned a school that I think should be a requirement if you are a home inspector:


Fireplace Investigation, Research & Education Service (FIRES)
5325 Commerce Ave. Suite #5
Moorpark, CA 93021
http://f-i-r-e-service.com/f-i-r-e-service/

Ladies and gentleman,
if there is one area to take in addition to your entry level Home Inspection qualification of 60-90 hours, make it this one. Dale Feb will teach you more about Fireplaces and all the items directly involved and not involved. Offer more than the other inspector - offer safety first to the homeowner and inspections second.
This is my personal view that I am sharing after being exposed to this industry, vendors and schools over the last year.
Sincerely,
Chris Butler

#7

Originally Posted By: Ed Griffin
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I completed the HI home study program through Allied Business Schools in Laguna Hills, Ca. and am currently enrolled in the extended hands on training through ITA (Tampa, Fl campus). ITA is based in Ca.


Allied website is alliedschools.com


ITA is home-inspect.com