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Alabama Division of Construction Management (Home Inspectors)
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Home inspector training rules in Alabama
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| State license or registration | Yes. A home inspector license, issued to individuals onlyOfficial source: dcm.alabama.gov |
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| Official title before licensing | “Trainee” (the rule’s word for a person doing supervised inspections before licensing). There is no separate trainee licenseOfficial source: admincode.legislature.state.al.us |
| Education before licensing | 120 hours of approved education with 35 supervised inspections, or 35 hours with 100 supervised inspections. Must include report writingOfficial source: admincode.legislature.state.al.us |
| Supervised or ride-along inspections | 35 or 100 inspections (see education), plus 25 draft reports, 10 of them reviewed and corrected by a qualified inspectorOfficial source: admincode.legislature.state.al.us |
| Who supervises | A qualified home inspector: licensed in their state for the past 5 years, or a 5-year association member where the state has no licenseOfficial source: admincode.legislature.state.al.us |
| Exam | National Home Inspector Examination (NHIE) and the ASHI Standards and Ethics exam, both within 18 months before applyingOfficial source: dcm.alabama.gov |
Last verified . 6 of 6 items confirmed against official sources. Main source: Alabama Division of Construction Management (Home Inspectors).