Home Inspector Training Institute, LLC

(304) 945-9545 email@hiti.co

Conveniently Located Near Charleston, West Virginia

808 B Street

2nd Floor, Suite M
St. Albans, WV 25177
(304) 945-9545

  • Structural

  • Exterior

  • Roofing

  • Electrical

  • Plumbing

  • Heating & Cooling, Ventilation (HVAC)

  • Interiors

  • Insulation

  • Fireplaces & Wood-burning appliances

  • Environmental & Pest Concerns

  • Standards of Practice

The hiti Commitment

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  • Submit a completed criminal record report from the WV State Police

  • Provide a copy of valid West Virginia business license issued by the WV Department of Tax and Revenue

  • Complete a legible, signed and dated application form

Please click the following link to access the full West Virginia Home Inspectors Law

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  • Code of Ethis

  • Business Practice

  • Risk Management

  • Purpose of Home Inspections

  • Requirements for Home Inspectors

  • Pre-lnspection Agreements

  • Inspection Process & Report Writing

  • Basic Home Construction

  • Setting up and Operating Home Inspection Business

  • National Home Inspectors Exam Overview

and more


Learn how to become a home inspector in West Virginia

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Benefits of attending HITI

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top 6 reasons to become a home inspector

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With fully paid tuition the Standard Enrollment includes...

  • Text Books

  • Training Handouts

  • Inspection Forms

  • Business Forms

  • Exclusive Memberships

  • Student for life program

  • Regular Industry Updates

  • Product Discounts

  • Software Templates

and more

ANNUAL NOTIFICATION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC: ALL COURSES AND PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED AT Home Inspector Training Institute REGARDLESS OF RACE, COLOR, NATIONAL ORIGIN, GENDER OR DISABILITY. (ACADEMIC YEARS 2020, 2021)

you will learn the following

  • Provide proof of completion of an approved 80 hour initial Home Inspection Course - This course is approved by the West Virginia State Fire Commission

  • Pass the National Home Inspectors Exam or other approved exams

  • Successfully completed high school or its equivalent

  • Obtain and maintain general business liability insurance at a minimum of $250,000


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Home Inspector Training Institute is committed to providing every student the skills and knowledge needed to be a professional Home Inspector.

Sample Lesson

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Become a Home Inspector In West Virginia

There are 30.2 million small businesses in the US. This number represents about 99% of all US businesses - the backbone of our economy!
These statistics show that we in the U.S have a great entrepreneurial spirit and we take action to do better and take care of our families. Becoming a Home Inspector is a great way to do just that.


The following are 6 reasons to satisfy our entrepreneurial spirit and become a Home Inspector.


1. Be Your Own Boss - When you are your own boss you will not have someone over your shoulder over critiquing every move you make.

2. Flexible Schedule - Set Your Own Hours - As a Home Inspector you will have the flexibility in your schedule to set your own calendar.

3. Low Start-up Costs - Compared to many businesses a Home Inspection business has low start-up costs.

4. Minimal Overhead - A Home Inspector business has minimal daily/monthly needs to keep the business running.

5. In High Demand - The Home Inspection industry is a very solid business to pursue as it has seen a steady increase in popularity over several years.

6. Supplement Your current Income - High Earnings Potential - It is not uncommon for full-time home inspectors to earn as much as $75,000 a year! What kind of impact would that make for you and your family?