Home Inspector

Below - is the formal description but first - Looking for someone who cares about doing the right thing, gets along great with people, understands obligations, wants learn and wants to earn. I will teach you the trade, I'll send you to the trainings you need, and I'll support you because I need you to grow. You don't need to be experienced - You need to be the right person.

The licensed Home Inspector will conduct inspections on single-family homes, manufactured and modular homes, and individual townhouse and condominium units according to the American Society of Home Inspectors Standards of Practice, and Company established procedures, norms, guidelines, etc. and subsequently prepare a written report of each home inspection consistent with current Pillar to Post, Company approved formats. The licensed Home Inspector will be the primary point of contact for assigned clients and their realtors before, during, and after the inspection. The licensed Home Inspector will be MAY BECOME responsible for operating, maintaining, and cleaning a company vehicle (if supplied), and will be responsible for assigned devices, tools, and equipment which are considered necessary to perform home inspections. To successfully conduct a home inspection according to the Standards of Practice, the licensed Home Inspector will need to carry and climb ladders, bend, squat, and stand repeatedly, walk up and down stairs unassisted, high and low crawl in attics and crawlspaces, work outdoors in all types of weather conditions approximately 25% of the workday, and potentially work in unconditioned or sub-standard indoor environments, on occasion.