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Who oversees home inspectors in Pennsylvania
No state license; Pennsylvania home inspection law (68 Pa.C.S. Chapter 75)
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Home inspector training rules in Pennsylvania
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| State license or registration | No state license. Inspections must be done by a full member of a qualifying national home inspection association, a licensed engineer or registered architect, or someone supervised by a full member who signs the reportOfficial source: legis.state.pa.us |
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| Official title before licensing | None. The law has no state trainee title; your national association sets its own member levelsOfficial source: legis.state.pa.us |
| Supervised or ride-along inspections | Full association membership requires more than 100 inspectionsOfficial source: legis.state.pa.us |
| Who supervises | A full member in good standing who signs and accepts responsibility for the reportOfficial source: legis.state.pa.us |
| Exam | Full membership requires passing an accredited examOfficial source: legis.state.pa.us |
Last verified . 5 of 5 items confirmed against official sources. Main source: No state license; Pennsylvania home inspection law (68 Pa.C.S. Chapter 75).
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