In most states they have to be licensed. Call your county government and ask them if they require them to be licensed... Some inpectors are out there to make a quick buck and really don't know what they're looking for.. Ask for their qualifications if your looking for one.
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That depends on the location you're in. There has been a general increase in inspection for income assisted housing.
Im not a doctor but I'm pretty sure they arent supposed to be.
All States and the District of Columbia require individuals to be licensed (registered) before they may call themselves architects and contract to provide architectural services.
Interior decorators are licensed state by state. Make sure you check the requirements in your state before hiring. He or she should be able to show you proof she is licensed.
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Any licensed home inspector should be able to inspect new construction. Contact your state's building commission to locate licensed inspectors.
Inspectors are usually licensed in the city or state where they live and their authority only applies within their licensing state or city
Home inspectors are also affected by this economy. With harsh economic times, very few people are developing homes and this makes it hard for home inspectors to get any work.
States with licensed home inspectors will have a Standards of Practice document approved by the regulatory authority. For example; Massachusetts 266 CMR, New Hampshire HOME 600, Connecticut 20-491. etc... States without licensed home inspectors, the home inspector may be a member of a Professional Organization like InterNACHI or ASHI. These professional organizations also have a Standards of Practice. There are differences from State to State and between professional organizations. There is not a one size fits all answer now that licensing is required.
You can find a certified Home Inspector at American Society of Home Inspectors ASHI. The American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), founded in 1976, is North America's oldest and most respected professional society of home inspectors. Follow this link to find their website online: http://www.ashi.org/
Michigan Builders Licenses are required for certified home inspectors
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Like with most professions, you will find qualified and unqualified individuals calling themselves a professional. Home inspectors are no different. In some ways, it's even more difficult to differentiate the good home inspectors from the bad home inspectors, primarily because few states regulate or license home inspectors.
No; Home inspectors are not required to inspect spas or pools. Many offer this service as an addition to the home inspection and may charge extra.
Always make sure you get an inspector that is licensed and insured. Here is a list of inspectors that are accredited in the area in which you live. http://www.bbb.org/memphis/accredited-business-directory/home-inspectors/memphis-tn
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