Vermont – Home Inspection State Regulations
Regulating Body:
Property inspectors are governed using the “advisor” model of regulation, created by the Legislature. Two members of the profession, appointed by the Secretary of State, advise the director of the Office of Professional Regulation (OPR) on matters relating to the profession. Their mission is public protection. The director and the advisors carry out this mission by ensuring that applicants are qualified for licensure; setting standards for the profession by proposing statutes and adopting administrative rules; and, with the assistance of OPR staff, investigating complaints of unprofessional conduct and taking disciplinary action when necessary to protect the public.
This site provides links to the laws governing this profession, as well as resources for applicants, licensees, consumers, and employers.
Judith Griffen
Phone: 802-828-3228
Email: [email protected]
Address: 128 State Street Montpelier, Vermont 05633
Quick Vermont Facts:
- Home inspection is regulated
- Bi-annual license renewal cycle
- Distance education is allowed
- CE distance education is allowed
- License Type(s): Home Inspector
Required:
- Pre-Licensing
- 80 Hours
Not Required:
- Field Training & Experience
- CE
Exam: National Home Inspector Examination
Application and Licensing: Vermont Secretary of State