Montana Structural Pest Field Guide for Home Inspectors
A Montana-specific field guide to subterranean termites, carpenter ants, wood-boring beetles, fungal decay, inspector scope, report language, and official state resources.
A Montana-specific field guide to subterranean termites, carpenter ants, wood-boring beetles, fungal decay, inspector scope, report language, and official state resources.
SOPHI (School of Professional Home Inspection) is proud to be officially authorized by the State of Tennessee to provide comprehensive training in the Fundamentals of Home Inspection
The School of Professional Home Inspection (SOPHI) is approved in the State of Wyoming to teach The Fundamentals of Home Inspection. All classes are hybrid, some attend in person while others attend the session via live Zoom. Take the Home Inspection Aptitude test and see sample questions like those you should expect Read more
You can complete this intensive training program in just two weeks. We will prepare you for success in this lucrative career.
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Prepare for a Montana home inspector license with 120 hours of live SOPHI training—three times the 40-hour state minimum—plus experienced instructors, study tools, and personal support.
his extensive Home Inspection training will cover professional practices, including Standards of Practice, Business Practices, Legal Issues, Client Communications, and more.
There are fourteen Technical Subjects including Structural Components, Exteriors, Roofing, Plumbing, Electrical Systems, and nine others.
How Do I Become a Home Inspector in Washington State? Be sure you download this guide from the State of Washington. This is the official roadmap to becoming a licensed home inspector.
The School of Professional Home Inspection is approved by the State of Oregon. All Classes are taught live online, allowing for student and teacher interaction and special attention.
While most inspectors work for themselves, there are opportunities to work with multi-inspector firms and franchises. Be sure to read any offer to work for another company very carefully. We recommend you have this offer reviewed by an attorney. Other recommended skills/licenses to consider