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Arizona State Board of Technical Registration
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Home inspector training rules in Arizona
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| State license or registration | Yes. Home inspector certificationOfficial source: btr.az.gov |
|---|---|
| Official title before licensing | None. The rules create no separate trainee or apprentice title or credential. You complete parallel inspections as an applicant for certificationOfficial source: apps.azsos.gov |
| Education before licensing | 84 hours of classroom training or an equivalent accredited courseOfficial source: btr.az.gov |
| Supervised or ride-along inspections | 30 parallel inspections on separate homes, logged on the Board’s form. You write a report for each and may not do paid inspections during this periodOfficial source: apps.azsos.gov |
| Who supervises | A “parallel inspector”: Arizona-certified for at least 3 years, at least 250 paid Arizona inspections, no Board discipline in the past year. Reviews and returns each report within 10 days; up to 4 applicants per inspectionOfficial source: apps.azsos.gov |
| Exam | NHIE, passed within 2 years before applyingOfficial source: apps.azsos.gov |
Last verified . 6 of 6 items confirmed against official sources. Main source: Arizona State Board of Technical Registration.
Step-by-step guide: how to become a home inspector in Arizona
Sources
- https://btr.az.gov/home-inspections-general-information
- https://apps.azsos.gov/public_services/Title_04/4-30.pdf
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