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How to Become a Home Inspector in
Becoming a home inspector in Alaska is an exciting career transition. To ensure success, consider these steps when it comes to licensing requirements and training.
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Home Inspector Licensing Requirements in Alaska
The requirements to become a home inspector, including education and examination, vary by state. Here is what to consider if you want to become an inspector in Alaska.
Licensing Required
Yes
Exam Required
NHIE or ICC Exam
Total Education Hours
None required
Minimum Age Requirement
No minimum age requirement
Citizenship Requirements
Must be a citizen of the US or a lawfully admitted alien
The Path to Licensure
5 Steps to Get Your Home Inspector License in Alaska
01
Pass the NHIE or ICC Exam
Applicants must pass either the National Home Inspector Exam (NHIE) or the International Code Council (ICC) Exam. Both exams are proctored and must be taken at an approved location. Proof of passing is required for licensure.
02
Obtain Insurance
Alaska requires home inspectors to maintain the following minimum insurance coverage:
Submit a Certificate of Insurance issued by an insurance agency with your application.
- $20,000 for property damage
- $50,000 for injury or death to one person
- $100,000 for injury or death to more than one person
Submit a Certificate of Insurance issued by an insurance agency with your application.
03
Submit Your Application
Complete and submit your application to the Alaska Home Inspectors Program. Include the following:
Fees must be made payable to "State of Alaska."
- Nonrefundable application fee ($100)
- Registration fee ($250)
- Authorization for the release of records
- Final exam scores
Fees must be made payable to "State of Alaska."
Continuing Education Requirements for Home Inspectors in Alaska
Hours Required
8 hours every two years
Renewal Cycle
June 30th of every even-numbered year
Additional Requirements: If more than three years have passed since taking the required exams, proof of eight contact hours of acceptable continuing competency must accompany your application.
WIN Home Inspection
Kickstart Your Home Inspector Career
If you’re serious about becoming a home inspector in Alaska, you should also explore various career paths, including becoming a franchise owner. WIN Home Inspection can help you navigate this process. In addition, you'll receive in-house training (covers 35+ essential home inspection services) that is fully approved and meets all the requirements for becoming a certified home inspector in Alaska. This program includes franchise fees, so there are no outside schooling or additional costs. You'll also receive a home inspector certification in Alaska for specialized services such as sewer scope inspections and drone roof inspections, which can help increase your salary.
Frequently Asked Questions
1.
What is the salary of home inspectors in Alaska?
Licensed home inspectors in Alaska earn an average of $81,000 annually, with salaries ranging from $31,000 to $147,000 based on experience and location.