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Indiana Home Inspector License Requirements
A home inspector license is required in Indiana, and PHII's home inspector training is fully-approved. Indiana allows home inspection courses to be taken 100% online, so you are not required to travel to attend a class. Indiana requires new home inspectors to complete additional steps before applying for a home inspector license. Follow the path below to become a licensed home inspector in Indiana.
Indiana Training Packages
Professional $499
Preferred $699
Premium $899
Pinnacle Package 
Pinnacle $2,899
J. Leon
Local Guide · 76 reviews · 7 photos
I've been doing building/home and pest inspections using PHII for over a decade and am 100% satisfied with using their services. Very helpful personnel, Ross and Matt thank you.
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Sean Johnson
2 reviews
PHII was just what I needed! I am a contractor in Florida and needed this pre-license training to get my home inspector license. I did the 120 hour online course plus wind mitigation, took the FABI exam and passed it and got my Florida home inspection license all within the same month! I want to thank PHII for offering an affordable online course and helping me get started! Robert was extremely helpful for the Advanced lessons. I would recommend this online training to anyone over the high cost and time for the "other guys" programs. I continue to have success as a home inspector.
Carlo Montecillo
Local Guide · 9 reviews · 9 photos
I recently completed the Basic Home Inspection course with PHII, and I—m really glad I chose them for my training.
The materials were clear, practical, and easy to follow — even for someone coming in with a background more focused
on property management. What I appreciated most was how the course was structured to build confidence step by step. The quizzes, videos,
and examples really helped prepare me for the final exam, which I passed on my first try. I now feel equipped to
move forward professionally as a certified inspector. Highly recommend PHII for anyone looking to get started in the home inspection industry. Great value, solid support, and a great stepping stone into the field.
Wade Hunsinger
3 reviews
I have been using PHII for my inspection training and software for several years and really like how helpful everyone there is when we call. I would recommend anyone who would like to become an inspector check them out.
Carlos Sanchez
1 review
I really appreciate how much I was able to learn in the process to become a Home Inspector, with a lot of information, very specific and helpfulness to the point that I have already gotten my license in my state. The good thing about PHII is that they offer the basic and advance courses that is more than enough to be able to perform with professionalism, accuracy and diligence.
Jeff Mason
2 reviews
PHII was the second school I tried, and I wish I gone there first. Thanks for helping me to become a home inspector in northeastern PA! You were instrumental in helping me understand and navigate the confusing compliance laws that make it difficult to start inspecting here. The PHII course was detailed, thoughtful, and you personally answered every question I had. That was 2 months ago. Since then I have gone through the required process including association membership. I would recommend PHII to anyone who is a self-starter and is trying to avoid the high cost and disappointment that I experienced from others.
Indiana Rules & Regulations
1.) Be at least eighteen (18) years of age;
2.) Have graduated from high school or have earned a GED;
3.) Have not committed a crime or act that would prohibit you from obtaining the license;
4.) Complete a pre-licensing course of at least sixty (60) hours provided by a Board-approved course provider (PHII is fully approved by Indiana).
5.) Pass the National Home Inspector Examination (PHII's home inspection training course fully prepares you);
6.) Submit proof of having minimum insurance liability coverage of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000); and
7.) Pay the application/license issuance fee of four hundred fifty dollars ($450).
Additional Steps to Advance Your Indiana Home Inspection Career
1) Join a Professional Home Inspector Association. PHII pays for your first year of membership in the North American Association of Home Inspectors (AHI). Many states also have their own home inspector associations you can join for networking opportunities.
2) Join a Multi-Inspector Company in Indiana to gain experience, or start your own business. Established home inspection companies in Indiana are always looking for new home inspectors to work for them. Businesses provide benefits, professional insurance and home inspection scheduling.
3) Register Your Own Business in Indiana and obtain general liability insurance and/or errors and omissions (E&O) insurance. Home inspector insurance policies are affordable and will protect you against career-ending lawsuits. Build your own home inspection business in Indiana and enjoy the success that follows!
PHII has been approved by the State of Indiana Professional Licensing Agency for the required 60-hours of pre-license education. PHII's Continuing education courses are also approved.
State Board:
Indiana Professional Licensing Agency
402 West Washington Street, Room W072
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204
Pat Price
Phone (317) 234-3047
Fax (317) 232-2312
Approved: Yes
Certification Course Length: 90-Hours
Welcome to PHII's Indiana Home Inspection School—Your Gateway to a Rewarding Career. Our expert instructors bring real-world experience and a singular focus: helping you build a thriving career in home inspection. Through nationally certified coursework, online modules, testing, and hands-on field study, you'll gain the essential skills and knowledge required to become a licensed or compliant Indiana home inspector. Our curriculum aligns with national standards of practice, ensuring you're fully prepared to meet professional expectations.
At PHII, we make mastering home inspection straightforward and accessible through a structured, step-by-step training process. Whether you choose our online or classroom format in Indiana, you'll receive the same comprehensive curriculum—including field inspection assignments, report writing exercises, and hands-on activities. Plus, we provide free home inspection report software so you can practice creating professional reports as you learn.
Our experienced, on-site instructors are always available to guide you. You'll also gain specialized knowledge in mold and allergens, radon detection, and commercial inspections—valuable skills that can help you expand your services and grow your business in Indiana. PHII's Indiana online home inspection course offers all the benefits of our classroom training at a significantly lower price. Our proven interactive learning system includes:
- Lesson pre-tests and post-tests
- Flash cards and practice quizzes
- Audio and video instruction
- Real-time feedback
- Personalized support from instructors
- Self-Paced Learning—With Real-World Application
Each lesson includes interactive flash cards and quizzes that reinforce your understanding, offer instant feedback, and help you correct mistakes. Our system tracks your progress, allowing you to pause and resume anytime. For hands-on experience, you can complete field activities on your own home or any residential property in Indiana—bringing your learning into the real world.
Indiana Course Lessons
Each lesson in the Indiana Home Inspection Certification course is designed to help you master essential subjects that align with nationally recognized standards of practice for professional home inspectors. Upon successfully completing PHII's home inspection exam—and fulfilling any additional state requirements—you'll be fully equipped to conduct thorough, compliant residential inspections throughout Indiana with confidence and credibility.
- Introduction to Home Inspection Terminology -Overview of the common language used throughout the home inspection industry by licensed home inspectors
- Limits and Exclusions for Home Inspection - Pre-inspection agreements and liability during a home inspection, understanding home inspector responsibilities
- Site, Grounds and Grading - Components outside the home including paving, vegetation, ground slope and drainage, decks, steps and porches that apply to a home inspection
- Exterior and Structure - Foundation, chimneys, trim and siding, doors and windows, eaves, soffits, and down spouts
- Roof Components - Types and styles, roof materials and home inspection methods, flashing and gutters, skylights for a typical home inspection
- Plumbing Systems - Water and fuel service type, size and location, waste and vent pipes, kitchen and bathroom faucets and fixtures, water heaters
- Electrical Systems - Service entrance location and capacity, inspecting panels and branch circuits, wire gauges, determining grounding and bonding, ground fault interrupters (GFIs), outlets, fixtures, switches and smoke detectors
- Attic Inspection - Attic access methods, roof framing and sheathing, insulation types, ventilation methods, roof vent pipes, defects and moisture issues
- Insulation & Ventilation - R Factor, vapor retarders, crawl space and below-grade ventilation, theory of exhaust and plumbing ventilation as it applies to home inspection
- Interior Components - Home inspection methods and standards for walls and rooms, bedroom egress, windows, types of doors, stairs and railing, defects, fire places.
- Bathrooms and Kitchens - Toilets, sinks, ventilation, bathtubs, showers, flooring, GCFI protection, defects and moisture damage, cabinets, counters, flooring, built-in appliances following home inspection industry standards
- Basement & Crawlspace - Type and entry methods, evaluating foundation and supports, stairs, flooring, walls, ceiling, exposed insulation, vapor barriers, evaluating joists, trusses, sub floors, floor drains and sump pumps
- Heating and Air Conditioning - Location(s), fuel type(s), age, capacity, distribution methods, heat exchangers, combustion venting, humidifiers, air filters, evaporator and condenser coils, supplemental heat, electrical disconnect home inspection standards
- Garage and Carport - Home inspection standards for identifying structure type, attached, detached, door openers, floors ceiling walls, ventilation, safety features, separation wall, door to a living space, ventilation, GFI protection
- Conducting a Home Inspection - Pre home inspection agreements, professional behavior, procedures with clients, home inspection methodology, home inspection tools, written report, follow-up
- Home Inspection Business Start-Up - Registration for home inspection business, website set-up, payment processing, pricing services, business vehicle, ladders and basic tools, electronic tools, sales tax and write-offs, filing requirements, state tax I.D. number, records, profit, cash flow, advertising, brochures, tracking ads, customer service
- Mold and Allergens - Mycotoxins and pathogenic molds, sources and outbreaks, collecting samples during home inspection, client agreements, findings, common allergens, health effects, mitigation procedures, how to become a mold certified home inspector
- Radon in Air and Water - Properties of radon, health effects, how radon enters buildings and water supplies, measurement, elevated/unsafe levels, seasonal effects, mitigation methods, how to become a radon certified home inspector
- Commercial Inspections - Types of commercial home inspections, challenges, ASST. E2018-01 guidelines, property condition assessment (CPA) reports, walk-through survey, home inspector vs. a field observer, entering the market, referrals, liability, how to become a home inspector with commercial certification
- Report Writing, Agreements and More - How to complete and present a professional home inspection inspection using a pre-inspection agreement, checklist, and tools of the trade. How to market your services and expand your business in Indiana
Home Inspector FAQs
How long does your home inspection course for Indiana take?
PHII's Indiana home inspection course can be completed in 1-2 weeks based on your past level of experience. However, you can take as much time as needed, and there are no limits on re-taking the certification exam. The total course time for training in Indiana is broken up into hours for course instruction, field assignments, report writing and testing. PHII's Indiana course allows you to take your time or push yourself through quickly.
How much money do Indiana home inspectors make?
Professional home inspectors in Indiana earn a solid income, with salaries varying based on experience, location, and certifications. The cost of a single home inspection typically ranges from $400 to $600, depending on the location and property size. Most homes sold this year in Indiana are expected to undergo a pre-closing home inspection, reflecting strong demand for qualified home inspectors.
What is home inspection errors and omissions insurance?
Home inspectors in Indiana should consider getting Errors and Omissions (E&O) insurance, which is a professional liability policy covering the policyholder for negligent acts and omissions that occur during an inspection. A good Errors and Omissions liability policy can help limit your out-of-pocket expenses if you are named in a lawsuit resulting from a home inspection. Our coursework is approved for Indiana home inspector errors and omissions insurance by major insurance underwriters.
Why Choose PHII for Home Inspection Training in Indiana?
PHII offers Indiana residents affordable, expert-backed training to become certified home inspectors. Our interactive program includes hands-on practice, instructor support, and a satisfaction guarantee. You'll learn what to inspect, how to report it professionally, and meet Indiana's standards—all on your schedule, from any device. After graduation, we continue to support you with a complete system to launch and grow your inspection business with confidence. With PHII, you get the tools, training, and ongoing support to succeed.
What is Included in the Indiana Home Inspector Package?
The Professional Package includes the online Home Inspector Course for Indiana with online library of inspection documents and videos. The training is 100% online, no materials are shipped. Optional back-up materials and courses/videos on USB stick are available for an extra fee. Bonuses include Home Inspection Report Creator, Advanced Home Inspection Course, InspectHost business website and 1-year AHI National Association membership for Indiana home inspector graduates.
Free AHI Membership for Indiana Home Inspector Graduates
As a gold-level AHI-accredited training provder, PHII can offer all Indiana home inspection course graduates a free $289 membership in the North American Association of Home Inspectors (AHI), a national non-profit professional home inspector association.
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