Delaware Home Inspector Course | AHIT

Delaware home inspector course packages vary by what's included. Compare the options above to find the one that fits your goals. Every package from AHIT includes the Professional AHIT Home Inspector Course and exam prep tools built by AHIT experts. Higher-tier packages add more study materials and specialty certifications. Note that Delaware also charges a $160 trainee registration fee and a $293 license fee paid to the Division of Professional Regulation.

Every Delaware home inspector course package from AHIT covers the 14 key components of a home inspection, Delaware home inspector Standards of Practice, and report writing, which the Delaware Board of Home Inspectors requires for licensure. You'll also get business and marketing training to help you launch your inspection career, real-world inspection footage to bring concepts to life, and exam prep tools built by AHIT for the NHIE. Higher-tier packages add NHIE prep eTextbooks, Commercial Certification, and Online Radon Certification for inspectors who want to expand their service offerings.

Yes. AHIT offers Delaware-approved pre-license education for home inspector candidates. The course covers the 140 hours of approved training the Board of Home Inspectors recognizes for licensure, plus Delaware home inspector Standards of Practice and report writing.

Most Delaware candidates finish the 140-hour AHIT coursework in 8 to 14 weeks at a part-time pace. The 75 supervised home inspections during your trainee phase typically add several months depending on inspector availability in your area. Plan on 6 to 12 months total from trainee registration to full Home Inspector license depending on how quickly you complete supervised inspections.

The 140 hours of approved education can be completed online through AHIT's self-paced course. Delaware's 75 supervised home inspections must be completed in person under a licensed Delaware home inspector. AHIT pairs your online coursework with the supervised field training you need to meet the Board's full requirement.

Once you finish the AHIT coursework, you'll register as a Home Inspector Trainee with the Delaware Division of Professional Regulation ($160 fee), complete 75 supervised home inspections under a licensed Delaware inspector, pass the National Home Inspector Examination, secure $50,000 in errors and omissions insurance and $250,000 in liability insurance, and submit your full Home Inspector license application along with the $293 license fee. AHIT provides exam prep tools built by AHIT to help you prepare for the NHIE. For the full breakdown of Delaware's licensing process and salary information, see our How to Become a Home Inspector in Delaware guide.

Yes! Try the Delaware home inspector course with a free 5-day trial, no credit card required. Preview lessons, test the exam prep tools, and decide if the course is right for you before committing.