Maryland Home Inspection Continuing Education Courses
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Maryland Home Inspection Packages
9-Hour Online Elective Package
WHY IT’S FOR YOU
- You are a licensed Home Inspector in Maryland and need to renew your license
- You perform home inspections of the readily accessible installed systems, mechanical, and structural components for residential properties
- You prefer to take your continuing education via self-paced online due to your busy schedule and availability
- You have not taken any courses and need to take 9-hours of electives online. Only 30% of 30 hours required may be taken other than a classroom setting.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
9-Hours of Online Maryland Home Inspection Elective Courses
Customer Phone and Email Support 7 Days a Week
Completion Certificates for Maryland included
COURSES INCLUDED
Modern Roof and Attic Ventilation Systems (3 hrs)
Plumbing Cross Connections and Issues for Home Inspectors (3 hrs)
9-Hour Correspondence Elective Package
WHY IT’S FOR YOU
- You are a licensed Home Inspector in Maryland and need to renew your license.
- You perform home inspections of the readily accessible installed systems, mechanical, and structural components for residential properties.
- You prefer to take your continuing education via self-paced correspondence due to your busy schedule and availability.
- This package contains 9 hours of online instruction which consists of all elective hours. 21 hours must be taken in-person.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
9-Hours of Correspondence Maryland Home Inspection Renewal Courses
Customer Phone and Email Support 7 Days a Week
Completion Certificates for Maryland included
COURSES INCLUDED
OC: Framing Inspections: Floors, Walls, and Roof (3 hrs)
OC: Introduction to Inspecting Cooling Systems (1 hr)
OC: Introduction to Inspecting Heating Systems (2 hrs)
Maryland Home Inspection Courses
Conventional Heating and Cooling Inspections
Conventional Heating and Cooling Inspections
The focus is not simply on the mechanicals of the heating and cooling system cabinet and equipment. Rather, this course emphasizes and expands upon the inspection routine as guided by industry standards of practice, and focuses on safety parameters, effective communication skills for client understanding, and targeting your eyes on the heating and cooling inspection as you turn into the inspection property driveway that first time.
To enhance the learning experience, the course is seasoned with inspection best practices and in-the-field perspective and experience gained over time, to review and reinforce basic home inspection requirements to meet or exceed standards/regulations and client satisfaction.
Exterior Inspections: Siding, Garages, and Carports
Exterior Inspections: Siding, Garages, and Carports
Fireplace Inspections
Fireplace Inspections
Framing Inspections: Floors, Walls, and Roof
Framing Inspections: Floors, Walls, and Roof
A home inspector must have a basic understanding of how a house is built in order to detect deviations from accepted building practices and codes.
Inspecting Water Heaters
Inspecting Water Heaters
The purpose of this course is to prepare home inspectors to confidently perform water heater evaluations and properly present their findings to their clients. In this course, we will discuss the following: different types of water heaters, how each type of system operates, individual components of each type of system, how to perform an inspection properly, and how to present your findings to the customer.
Inspection of Foundations
Inspection of Foundations
Inspection of Plumbing Systems
Inspection of Plumbing Systems
Interior Inspections
Interior Inspections
Introduction to Inspecting Built-In Appliances
Introduction to Inspecting Built-In Appliances
Introduction to Inspecting Cooling Systems
Introduction to Inspecting Cooling Systems
This course focuses on the systems that are used most frequently in today’s homes. These include central air conditioning systems, heat pumps, window and through- wall units, and evaporative coolers.
Introduction to Inspecting Heating Systems
Introduction to Inspecting Heating Systems
There are many types of heating systems, and they all are categorized based on the source of thermal energy they use to generate heat. Sources of thermal energy include natural gas, oil, electricity, solar energy, geothermal energy, and wood. This course will exam various sources of heat and identify ways to transfer heat energy. In addition, the course will specify characteristics of various heating systems including freestanding and area heating systems.
Modern Roof and Attic Ventilation Systems
Modern Roof and Attic Ventilation Systems
Plumbing Cross Connections and Issues for Home Inspectors
Plumbing Cross Connections and Issues for Home Inspectors
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Review the processes of inspecting the plumbing piping, sanitary piping, and vent system
- Gain insights on plumbing systems and cross connections regarding residential construction
- Learn the risks of mixing potable water with non-potable water
Structural Home Inspections
Structural Home Inspections
This course will focus on the structural homeinspection using the American Society of Home Inspectors’ (ASHI) standards asan outline for topics. The course will discuss details for the exterior,interior and structure inspection, and will use examples of common componentsand defects as training tools. We will also discuss reporting defects in orderto communicate findings accurately to the customer and limit your liability.
The Complete Roof Inspection
The Complete Roof Inspection
The information – examples – recommendations provided will be useful in the reporting process, designed to up the professional Home Inspectors Roof Inspection routine, and assist in providing the client with clear information necessary to understand the general condition of the roof and next steps related to observed deficiencies for the buying process.
Water Management: Proper Grading and Drainage Slopes from Foundations
Water Management: Proper Grading and Drainage Slopes from Foundations
This course will examine the importance of proper grading and drainage slopes for foundations as it pertains to home inspections. Many defects observed during home inspections could have been completely avoided if simple preventative measures would have been taken. Many of these issues are often caused by poor water management. This course will discuss proper proper grading and drainage for homes and explain water diversion repairs and preventative measures to ensure water relief.
OC: Conventional Heating and Cooling Inspections
OC: Conventional Heating and Cooling Inspections
OC: Exterior Inspections: Siding, Garages, and Carports
OC: Exterior Inspections: Siding, Garages, and Carports
OC: Fireplace Inspections
OC: Fireplace Inspections
OC: Framing Inspections: Floors, Walls, and Roof
OC: Framing Inspections: Floors, Walls, and Roof
OC: Home Inspection: Getting Started and Creating an Inspection Report
OC: Home Inspection: Getting Started and Creating an Inspection Report
OC: Inspecting Water Heaters
OC: Inspecting Water Heaters
OC: Inspection of Foundations
OC: Inspection of Foundations
OC: Inspection of Plumbing Systems
OC: Inspection of Plumbing Systems
OC: Interior Inspections
OC: Interior Inspections
OC: Introduction to Inspecting Built-In Appliances
OC: Introduction to Inspecting Built-In Appliances
OC: Introduction to Inspecting Cooling Systems
OC: Introduction to Inspecting Cooling Systems
This Unit focuses on the systems that are used most frequently in today’s homes. These include central air conditioning systems, heat pumps, window and through-wall units, and evaporative coolers.
OC: Introduction to Inspecting Heating Systems
OC: Introduction to Inspecting Heating Systems
During the hot summer, heat is removed from the interior of the house and transferred to the outside environment. This is called air cooling and is discussed in another unit. In the cooler months, when we want to warm a home, heat energy is removed from flame or hot electrical resistance wires and transferred, in a controlled manner, to the inside air that is circulated throughout the house. Another way to heat a home is to reverse the air cooling process and transfer existing heat energy from the outside air to indoor circulating air.
A house can be heated using appliances that are fueled by natural gas, propane, oil, electricity, solar energy, hydronic heating, steam, wood, and biomass.
OC: Modern Roof and Attic Ventilation Systems
OC: Modern Roof and Attic Ventilation Systems
OC: Plumbing Cross Connections and Issues for Home Inspectors
OC: Plumbing Cross Connections and Issues for Home Inspectors
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Review the processes of inspecting the plumbing piping, sanitary piping, and vent system
- Gain insights on plumbing systems and cross connections regarding residential construction
- Learn the risks of mixing potable water with non-potable water