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Home Inspection Contract Clauses That Limit Liability for Inspectors
Home inspection contract clauses that limit liability vary by state law and insurer. Check these terms, including notice deadlines, before a claim happens.
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Planning Desk
Timelines, dependencies and the order that keeps home inspection business operations from stalling.
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The referral engine inside a home inspection owners
A home inspection referral engine runs on agent relationships, past clients, and visible work. Here is how each channel is built, staffed, and priced.
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What do Canadian inspectors need before expanding into the U.S.?
Canadian inspectors moving into the U.S. need a work visa, a U.S. entity, an EIN, U.S. liability coverage and a state license where one exists.
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Home inspection owners service quality: the checks that catch problems
Home inspection owners service quality depends on which reports get re-read, which complaints repeat, and who owns the fix for each missed defect.
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Home Inspection Compliance Checklist: 4 High-Risk Items
A short home inspection compliance checklist for the four items that carry the most risk: radon testing, sewer scope, roof condition and permit records.
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A monthly KPI routine for a home inspection business
Track inspection capacity, quote conversion, callback rate and report turnaround each month to see where a home inspection business loses money.
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Reviewing home inspection service standards: strengths, gaps and a verdict
InterNACHI, ASHI and state boards set the home inspection service standards worth judging. Here is what they cover and where they fall short.
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Home inspectors: what the experienced already know
A working shortlist of 25 home inspection companies, with what each one's public model shows an owner about pricing, coverage, report style and hiring.
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Running a home inspection business by the rules: licences and compliance
Licensing for home inspectors runs through state boards, report standards and federal rules, and each one carries its own renewal and record duties.
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4 lessons worth learning about home inspection marketing
Home inspection marketing works when the schedule, the report and the review trail agree. Four lessons on positioning, pricing, proof and capacity.
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Home inspection operations: the workflow behind a smooth day
A home inspection day runs on scheduling rules, report review, photo evidence and client handoff, not on a copied national benchmark or generic checklist.
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Home inspection service packages that sell
Home inspection service packages that sell need clear tiered options, defined included services, and pricing that matches client expectations.
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Home inspection rates that pay the bills and then some
Home inspection rates that hold a margin start with the fee schedule, the true cost of an inspector hour, and the packages buyers actually choose.
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Room for another home inspection business: market and startup basics
Capacity is the first number a new inspection business gets wrong. Count the inspections your people, travel and rework can actually carry each week.