Home Inspection Related
Disclosure
This home inspection web site is provided for informational and guidance purposes
only and is not to be relied on as legal or technical advice. Nothing contained at this
web site should be construed to constitute a recommendation or endorsement of any
product or service. Links to other sites are provided as a matter of convenience to the
public. The Independent Home Inspectors Of North America nor
Dennis R. Robitaille do not
guarantee the accuracy of any information available through the links you will find at
this web site. It is the responsibility of the users of this site to check or verify the
qualifications, licenses and experience of any of the home inspectors listed / linked on this site
before engaging their services. It is understood and agreed that the Independent Home
Inspectors Of North American is not an insurer and that membership on our website is not
intended to be used as a Guarantee or Warranty, expressed or implied for the adequacy,
performance or workmanship of any kind. All users and members hereby completely release
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Home Inspection Legislation
Many states have licensing laws or registration requirements
for home inspectors. Some states have proposed or pending legislation. Links to these
laws, registration requirements, proposed or pending legislation can be found below.
The links take you to the last known piece of legislation, in some cases the legislation
may have died in committee or been revised and the Bill / Senate number changed. If
you find a change or update to any home inspection legislation, or a dead link,
please e-mail the IHINA webmaster.
The following states do not currently have home inspector licensing:
Delaware - Colorado - Florida - Hawaii -CA - Idaho - Maine - Minnesota -
Missouri - Michigan - Nebraska - Utah - Vermont - Ohio -
Wyoming - Kansas - Iowa - New Mexico
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