Not every inspector meets the same requirements. Your clients want the most qualified inspectors working for them.
There are Licensed Home Inspectors, Certified Professional Inspectors, and Certified Master Inspectors.
Licensed Home Inspectors: Must pass the state licensing exam and have 200 hours of pre-licensing education. They must take 12 hours of continuing education annually.
Certified Professional Inspectors: Must be licensed home inspectors, must take the 12 hours of state mandated continuing education and an additional 24 hours annually, and are required to pass the Certified Professional Inspectors exam every three years. Every inspector that works at Legacy Home Inspections is required to maintain this certification at a minimum.
Certified Master Inspectors: Must be licensed home inspectors, may be Certified Professional Inspectors, must adhere to the industry’s toughest code of ethics, pass routine background checks, have been in business a minimum of three years, and completed 1,000 paid inspections and/or hours of continuing education. There are less than 40 Certified Master Inspectors in North Carolina. Legacy Home Inspections is home to one of them.
Offering agents the latest tools and technology to make the home inspection process easy.
Rather than old-fashioned paper reports, we use Spectora, a next-generation home inspection reporting platform. With Spectora, we can quickly generate comprehensive visual inspection reports. Our reports incorporate images, supporting documentation, and a multi-part design and summary that makes it easy for you and your clients to understand the condition of your home.
Our goal is always to make the home inspection process fast, easy, and friction-free. We offer flexible scheduling, affordable rates, and standard home inspection services, as well as additional services. If you need a home inspector for your client, Legacy Home Inspections is a one-stop-shop for all of your needs.
With technology like infrared cameras, moisture detectors, and more, we can detect hidden issues that other home inspectors may overlook, and ensure your clients are fully informed about the condition of the home they’re interested in purchasing.
We respond to your messages and those of your clients right away, and will communicate clearly throughout the entire inspection process, ensuring that you’re always kept up-to-date.
