Home Inspection Inspect Canada 

Thank you for the feedback Kim

@kim piercey Hi Kim, how is the course? Do you find it challenging?

@@wildKrafter It's definitely not easy but not difficult. Depends which avenue you choose. I took the Carson Dunlop course which was online but BCIT has an in class course.

@@InspectCanada I also wanted to become a home inspector in Canada. How long does it usually take? I have prior experience with roofing, plumbing, HVAC, and electricals.

@@hashishsenju2015 Hi depends where you are located. About 1.5 year in BC and Alberta. Lot faster anywhere else.

Appreciate the feedback, thank you

Hi, I was just there too help and it was already setup like that. I didn't want to go buy new stuff. It worked fine.

This is not an hourly type job but per job. Google home inspector in your area and see how much they charge. Best of luck.

Hi Saman, I took the Carson Dunlop course and I wold recommend it because it's online and at your own pace. I think someone fairly dedicated can probably do it in 6 months. If you do it in school, it will take a lot longer. Keep in mind, only BC and AB are regulated, if you are outside of those Province, it will be a lot faster. In BC, you have to take in the field training ours and then a final test. I think most do it in 1-2 years. There is no age limit but you have to be able to walk roof, get in attics and go in crawlspace so not the best for out of shape people. Best of luck.

​@@InspectCanada hi does carson dunlop online course provide any in class practicals as well or its everything online ??