Schedule

2024 Introduction to the International Residential Code, Two-Day Pre-Conference Class. Two-Day Pre-Conference Class.  

Day One, Feb 14th, kicks off an intensive, hands-on exploration of the 2024 International Residential Code (IRC). This session helps participants gain confidence in navigating the code book and understanding how the IRC is organized and applied in real-world scenarios. Through instructor-led discussions and open-book quizzes, you’ll build familiarity with key chapters, including Scope and Application, Definitions, Building Planning, Foundations, and Floors. Participants will learn how to locate code provisions quickly, interpret their intent, and apply them to inspection and construction situations. This first day lays the groundwork for deeper comprehension and testing success. 

Day Two, Feb 15th, dives deeper into the advanced sections of the 2024 International Residential Code (IRC). Participants will continue chapter-by-chapter study with interactive discussions and open-book quizzes designed to reinforce mastery. Topics include wall, roof, and ceiling construction; energy efficiency; and mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems. The day culminates in a full-length, open-book mock B1 exam covering all chapters to simulate the ICC testing experience.  

Ideal for home inspectors and those preparing for the ICC B1 Residential Building Inspector Certification Exam. By the end of the class, participants will not only be confident navigating the IRC but also equipped with the test-taking strategies and code knowledge needed for the certification exam.  

Note: This class will require the use of the 2024 IRC book; please plan to bring your copy with you.  If you need a copy, we can secure a discounted price and have the book ready for you at class, just let us know.

This bootcamp class, 2024 Introduction to the International Residential Code, is ICC-approved! approval number is 50050! 

Speakers

Skip Walker

CHIMNEYS 101 INSPECTION CLASS is up to date with the newest information presented by CSIA Certified Chimney Sweeps®, who are experts in the inspection arena. This session will guide you through the inspection process using factual and material-based content and design. This session will provide a complete overview of the anatomy of a fireplace, chimney, and up-to-date standard of care referencing the NFPA 211, and the importance of a thorough and factually based inspection. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Massachusetts and ICC

Speakers

Tom Urban

2024 Introduction to the International Residential Code, Two-Day Pre-Conference Class.  

Day One, Feb 14th, kicks off an intensive, hands-on exploration of the 2024 International Residential Code (IRC). This session helps participants gain confidence in navigating the code book and understanding how the IRC is organized and applied in real-world scenarios. Through instructor-led discussions and open-book quizzes, you’ll build familiarity with key chapters, including Scope and Application, Definitions, Building Planning, Foundations, and Floors. Participants will learn how to locate code provisions quickly, interpret their intent, and apply them to inspection and construction situations. This first day lays the groundwork for deeper comprehension and testing success. 

Day Two, Feb 15th, dives deeper into the advanced sections of the 2024 International Residential Code (IRC). Participants will continue chapter-by-chapter study with interactive discussions and open-book quizzes designed to reinforce mastery. Topics include wall, roof, and ceiling construction; energy efficiency; and mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems. The day culminates in a full-length, open-book mock B1 exam covering all chapters to simulate the ICC testing experience.  

Ideal for home inspectors and those preparing for the ICC B1 Residential Building Inspector Certification Exam. By the end of the class, participants will not only be confident navigating the IRC but also equipped with the test-taking strategies and code knowledge needed for the certification exam. 

Note: This class will require the use of the 2024 IRC book; please plan to bring your copy with you.  If you need a copy, we can secure a discounted price and have the book ready for you at class, just let us know.

This bootcamp class, 2024 Introduction to the International Residential Code, is ICC-approved! approval number is 50050! 

Speakers

Skip Walker

Breakfast in Vendor Hall

This session presents a question about a situation that an inspector might encounter during an inspection, and presents possible answers about the how the inspector might evaluate and report the situation. The participants and instructor discuss the question to arrive at the correct answer. Pictures and illustrations are often used to explain the correct answer. Interaction between participants and the instructor makes this session a fun and effective learning environment.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts, South Dakota and ICC

Pending Approval in: New York, Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma

Speakers

Bruce Barker

Structural defects can be a major concern for your client. Once you discover a structural issue you need to ensure that it is properly reported. Most insurance carriers have claimed that structural defects during a home inspection have become one of the most common claims against home inspectors. This session will discuss foundation issues, floor framing including columns and beams, wall framing and roof framing defects and when to recommend further evaluation. This presentation will strengthen your knowledge of structural defects and the conditions that will help minimize claims against you.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maryland, Louisiana, Ohio, Illinois, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts and ICC

Pending Approval in: New York, Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma

Speakers

David Goldstein

Breathe new life into your inspection skills with this engaging session on residential ventilation systems. This session explores every aspect of home ventilation, from bathrooms and kitchens to attics and whole-house systems, helping inspectors identify proper installation and performance. Participants will learn about HVAC systems, combustion air requirements, condensation issues, and the latest appliance technologies designed for energy efficiency. With practical examples and clear instruction, you’ll gain the tools to evaluate venting systems accurately and recognize common installation defects. Whether you’re a new or experienced inspector, this session will enhance your ability to assess air movement, safety, and efficiency in modern homes.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maryland, Louisiana, Illinois, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts and ICC

Pending Approval in: New York, Ohio, Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma

Speakers

Dan McLaughlin

Lunch in Vendor Hall

Jobsite safety isn’t just about avoiding accidents—it’s about protecting your livelihood. Over the past two decades, hundreds of home inspectors have suffered preventable injuries while simply doing their jobs. From ladder falls and roof slips to crawlspace hazards, electrical shocks, animal bites, and even vehicle-related incidents, these injuries have real consequences—lost time, costly claims, and long-term health issues. In this engaging, story-driven session, Brian Eisenman, Risk Management Director for BPG Inspections, delves into real-world cases from across the country to uncover what went wrong and how inspectors can avoid becoming “that guy.” 

With over 20 years of experience managing risk, claims, and field operations, Brian brings a unique perspective that combines data, case history, and practical safety insights. Attendees will learn how to recognize and mitigate risk throughout the entire inspection process—from driving to rooftops and crawlspaces—while maintaining high-quality service for clients. 

Whether you’re a new inspector or a seasoned professional, you’ll leave this session with actionable strategies for staying healthy, reducing liability, and building a long, safe, and successful career in home inspection. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Tennessee, New Jersey, Washington, Ohio, Maryland, Illinois, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas, New York, Massachusetts and ICC

Pending Approval in: Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Florida

Speakers

Brian Eisenman

Stay up to date on the latest industry standards and techniques with this informative session designed for professional home inspectors. In just two hours, you’ll gain valuable insights into proper plumbing fixture installation, residential HVAC system sizing, and essential administrative procedures that affect every inspection. Through real-world examples and guided instruction, you’ll learn how to identify correct installation practices, recognize common issues, and understand key permitting and liability requirements. From plumbing connections to condensate disposal, this session covers the details that help inspectors perform more thorough and accurate evaluations. Interactive discussion and a concise format make this an engaging and practical learning experience for inspectors at any level. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, Maryland, Louisiana , Illinois, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts, South Dakota, North Carolina and ICC

Pending Approval in: Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma

Speakers

Dan McLaughlin

One of the most, if not the most important aspect of keeping our electrical systems operating in a safe and effective manner is the grounding electrode system. Grounding electrodes such as rods, pipes, or plates, along with the connected grounding electrode conductor, serve as the highway for ground-fault currents or stray or overcurrent voltages to safely dissipate into the earth when these unwanted events occur. This session will take a closer look at the most effective grounding electrodes that can be present on the job site. This presentation will address all 8 of the grounding electrodes and their role in keeping homes and workplaces safe from electrical catastrophe.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, Maryland, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts, Texas, Illinois and ICC

Pending Approval in: New York, Kentucky, Oklahoma

Speakers

Joseph Wages Jr.

Take a fresh look at your business image and learn how to make your marketing work for you. This dynamic two-hour session helps inspectors evaluate their branding, from logo design and artwork to social media and online presence. You’ll explore how clients perceive your business, how to create a consistent professional image, and how to use today’s marketing tools effectively. Through engaging discussion and practical examples, you’ll discover how to align your brand with your business goals and stand out in a competitive market. Whether you’re starting out or refreshing your company’s look, this session provides actionable strategies to get your business noticed.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin

Speakers

Diana (Dee) Goldstein

Strengthen your inspection knowledge from the ground up with this informative and engaging session on concrete construction. Designed specifically for home inspectors, this session covers the essentials of concrete placement, curing methods, steel reinforcement, and form construction. You’ll learn how proper placement techniques affect structural integrity and how to identify both good and poor practices during inspections. The session also introduces tilt-up construction basics, helping you recognize the methods used in modern residential and light commercial projects. With a clear, hands-on approach and real-world examples, this session equips inspectors with the confidence to evaluate concrete systems accurately and report findings effectively.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, Mississippi, Maryland, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas, New York, Massachusetts, Illinois and ICC

Pending Approval in: Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma

Speakers

Dan McLaughlin

Electrical safety has come a long way — and this session tells the story of how lifesaving technology evolved to protect homeowners and inspectors alike. This engaging presentation traces the development and adoption of GFCI and AFCI protection, from their introduction in the National Electrical Code in the late 1960s to the standards we follow today. Participants will learn how these devices work, why they were created, and where they’re required within residential dwellings. With historical context and practical insight, the session highlights how advancements in electrical protection have dramatically reduced shocks, fires, and fatalities. Perfect for inspectors wanting to deepen their electrical safety knowledge, this course connects the past, present, and future of electrical protection. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, Louisiana, Maryland, Ohio, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts, South Dakota, Illinois, Texas and ICC

Pending Approval in:  New York, Kentucky, Oklahoma, North Carolina

Speakers

Joseph Wages Jr.

AI has been the craze for the past several years – with a wide range of opinions on the level of disruption to expect. This can’t miss talk will outline the history of AI, where the capabilities stand today, and what to plan for in the future. Expanding beyond this, you will hear about how AI intersects with the real estate industry and more specifically the Home Inspector category. You will walk away with a clear understanding of things that you should be doing today to help set your business up for the future. 

Speakers

Suraj Rajdev

breakfast in Vendor Hall

Have you ever had an attorney or insurance company contact you to be an expert witness regarding construction defects, problems with a builder, a personal injury case, or, heaven forbid, even problems with another home inspector? Expert witness opportunities abound for home inspectors to branch out and diversify their income potential. Learn what it takes to become an expert witness, the legal standard for an expert witness, how to charge for your service, what’s involved in testifying, developing a curriculum vitae, and more.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin

Speakers

David Goldstein

Crawlspaces can reveal the most critical issues in a home — and often present the biggest challenges for inspectors. This engaging session teaches you how to perform a thorough, efficient, and safe crawlspace inspection with confidence. You’ll learn how to identify key structural and system-related concerns, recognize moisture and pest issues, and navigate confined spaces safely. The session also covers personal protective equipment (PPE), access challenges, proper tools, and inspection techniques for perimeter, support, and floor systems. By the end of this session, you’ll have the strategies and practical know-how to evaluate crawlspaces effectively — protecting both your clients and yourself.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Maryland, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts and ICC

Pending Approval in:  New York, Ohio, Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Illinois

Pools are among the most complex — and high-risk — features a home inspector can evaluate. This engaging two-hour session gives inspectors the knowledge, tools, and confidence to perform safe, accurate, and professional pool inspections. You’ll learn how to assess key components such as pumps, heaters, filters, coping, decking, and plumbing, while also addressing major safety concerns like drowning prevention, electrical bonding, and barrier compliance. The session also explores professional practices including ethics, liability reduction, report writing, and effective client communication. With practical guidance, real-world examples, and insights into ASHI’s Standards of Practice, this session equips inspectors to handle pool inspections with precision, confidence, and professionalism.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, Louisiana, Illinois, Alaska, Arkansas, South Dakota and ICC

Pending Approval in: Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Florida, Massachusetts

Speakers

Peter Muehlbronner

Lunch in Vendor Hall

This two-hour course helps home inspectors understand why it’s important to have the right insurance for the extra services they offer beyond standard E&O coverage. Inspectors will learn how to spot coverage gaps, read their policies more confidently, and match their insurance to the services they provide. Real claim examples show how missing coverage can lead to big losses and how the right protection keeps their business and reputation safe. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin

Speakers

Brianne Smith

Gain the confidence to assess structural conditions with clarity and accuracy in this insightful session led by Graham Clarke, consulting engineer and home inspector. Designed for practicing inspectors, this session demystifies the fundamentals of structural engineering and teaches practical analysis techniques that can be applied in the field. You’ll learn how to identify vulnerable structures, analyze cracks, evaluate foundations, and distinguish between major and minor issues. With a focus on real-world inspection strategies, the session empowers you to make more informed recommendations and communicate findings with authority. Whether you’re looking to enhance your skills or expand your service offerings, this session provides the foundation for conducting your own structural assessments with confidence. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Ohio, North Carolina, Maryland, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas, South Dakota, Massachusetts and ICC

Pending Approval in: New York, Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Illinois

This two-hour session explores the latest trends shaping today’s HVAC industry, tailored for experienced home inspectors. Topics include advancements in high-efficiency heat pumps, updates on refrigerant phaseouts and new low-GWP alternatives, and the growing role of variable-speed technology in modern systems. Attendees will gain practical insights into how these changes affect system performance, diagnostics, and home evaluations-helping inspectors stay current with technologies and regulatory standards.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Ohio, Maryland, Louisiana, Illinois, Alaska, Arkansas, New York, Massachusetts and ICC

Pending Approval in: Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma

Speakers

Brad Keyes

Fire and life safety are among the most critical considerations in residential construction — especially in townhouses where shared walls and close spacing increase risk. This two-hour session provides inspectors with a practical understanding of the 2021 International Residential Code (IRC) requirements related to fire safety and occupant protection. You’ll explore essential topics including building planning, fire-resistance, means of egress, glazing, and fire protection systems. The session also addresses inspection decisions that impact compliance, from rated assemblies and draftstopping to smoke and CO alarm provisions. By the end of this session, participants will have the knowledge to confidently evaluate townhouse fire and life safety conditions in accordance with modern code standards. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey,Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, Maryland, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts, Illinois and ICC

Pending Approval in: Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma

Speakers

Sandra Hyde

Many masonry fireplaces and chimneys have obstacles that some find unapproachable. Since fireplaces have been a mainstay in society for millennia, along with several varieties, it’s sometimes hard to know where to start. If a home has a masonry fireplace it provides a place to place a fire within a home. Therefore, their operational capabilities need to be verified. The purpose of this session is to prepare home inspectors on how to do the inspection in 8 sections. Using the NFPA 211 and The IRC as a reference the session will learn a sequenced way of checking fireplaces and chimneys.  This step-by-step process is done as sections to speed the process yet provides a thorough inspection of key areas. The sections are planned ways of inspecting the fireplace and chimney from the ground to the top of the chimney. In 8 sections the inspector can write a report with an objective condition report for the customer. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, New Jersey, Maryland, Tennessee, Arkansas, Washington, Florida, Massachusetts, Louisiana, Alaska, Illinois, South Dakota and ICC

Pending Approval in:  Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, North Carolina

Speakers

Tom Urban

Discover how to elevate your home inspections with the power of infrared technology in this engaging two-hour course. You’ll learn the science behind heat transfer and how infrared cameras can uncover issues invisible to the naked eye. From moisture intrusion and energy loss to electrical system and solar panel diagnostics, this session shows you how to detect hidden problems quickly and accurately. You’ll also explore appliance assessments and pest detection applications that add value to your inspections. Through examples and guided interpretation of thermal images, you’ll gain confidence in using infrared tools to enhance your reports and reputation. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, Washington, Connecticut, Ohio, Maryland, Illinois, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas and ICC

Pending Approval in: Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, North Carolina Massachusetts

Speakers

Bill Fabian

Take your inspection business to the next level with this forward-thinking session on building a scalable, profitable company. Learn how to move from a one-person operation to a thriving multi-inspector firm through smart financial planning, effective hiring, and strong leadership. You’ll explore proven strategies for branding, marketing, sales, and operations that support sustainable growth. The session also reveals how to manage equipment and overhead while maintaining quality and consistency across your team. Whether your goal is expansion or long-term value creation, this session will help you design a business that runs efficiently — and can one day be sold as a valuable asset. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin

Speakers

Duane Morrison

As electric vehicles become more common, understanding charging systems has become essential for today’s home inspectors. This two-hour session provides the knowledge needed to inspect EV charging systems safely and effectively in both residential and commercial environments. You’ll learn about Level 1, 2, and 3 charging systems, including voltage and amperage requirements, overcurrent protection, and GFCI standards. The session also explores receptacle ratings, load considerations, and inspection limitations to help you identify compliance and safety issues. With real-world photos and examples, this session equips inspectors with the practical insights needed to evaluate one of the fastest-growing electrical systems in modern homes. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, Maryland, Illinois, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts, South Dakota and ICC

Pending Approval in: Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Florida, North Carolina

Speakers

Mike Twitty

The ASHI Standards of Practice (SoP) are the cornerstone of every professional home inspection. With the recent proposal to update the ASHI SOP, this session will offer a clear, practical overview of the new SoP and what inspectors need to do to comply. Attendees will learn how the revisions affect inspection procedures and report writing, with guidance on interpreting and applying the standards in real-world scenarios. Whether you’re an experienced inspector or new to ASHI, you’ll leave with the knowledge and tools to perform inspections and produce reports that meet the latest professional requirements.

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin

Speakers

David Goldstein

With solar panels and generators becoming standard in many homes, understanding how these systems work is essential for every home inspector. This two-hour session provides a clear and practical overview of photovoltaic (PV) and generator power systems, including how they operate, connect, and interact with a home’s electrical network. You’ll learn to identify the main components — from solar arrays and inverters to transfer switches and disconnects — and understand how each contributes to system safety and efficiency. The session covers grounding and bonding requirements, common installation defects, labeling standards, and system capacity calculations. By the end, you’ll be equipped to recognize unsafe or noncompliant installations and provide clients with informed, accurate evaluations of residential backup and renewable power systems. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Washington, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, Maryland, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts and ICC

Pending Approval in: Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Florida, Illinois

Speakers

Mike Twitty

Step confidently into the world of smart homes. This dynamic session is crafted to expand your expertise and keep you ahead in a field where innovation sets the standard. As smart home systems transform property operation, understanding these advancements is essential. This session helps home inspectors understand the systems, devices, and integrations that define a true smart home. You’ll gain expert knowledge of systems, devices, and integrations that characterize modern smart homes. 

Explore the latest in cutting-edge features such as intelligent lighting, climate controls, plumbing solutions, energy management, security, voice assistants, and seamless device integration. Learn how to recognize and assess smart home systems, distinguish between genuinely smart homes and those with just “smart” add-ons, and advise your clients with clarity and confidence. Develop skills that set top inspectors apart. By the end of this session, you’ll be able to communicate confidently with clients about smart home systems, set realistic expectations, and tell the difference between a genuinely smart home and a traditional home with a few smart gadgets. 

Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Maryland, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas, Massachusetts, South Dakota and ICC

Pending Approval in:  Rhode Island, Ohio, Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Florida, North Carolina, Illinois

Speakers

Mark Goodman

This seminar is an introduction into the lucrative world of commercial building inspections. It is a natural progression for home inspectors to get into commercial inspections, but often also intimidating.

The seminar will cover more of the business side of commercial inspections, rather than the technical side. Concepts such as the reasons why commercial clients require inspections, working with a TEAM of specialists, how the scope of work is different, providing cost estimates in your report, how to quote fees and writing proposals will be covered.

This presentation will provide a good foundation to build on, in a home inspectors’ evolution into commercial property condition assessments.

Speakers

Richard Weldon, P.E.