Get licensed as a home inspector in Virginia through DPOR
domain: dpor.virginia.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Accumulate the required qualifying points from a combination of education and experience, with a minimum from each category
Complete the required pre-licensing coursework and either supervised field training or a set number of supervised inspections
Pass the National Home Inspector Examination
Obtain a general or commercial liability insurance policy meeting DPOR's minimum coverage limits
Submit the application and fee to the Virginia Board for Asbestos, Lead, and Home Inspectors
Known gotchas
Virginia uses a points-based system combining education AND experience — a single high-hour course alone may not satisfy the minimum-points-per-category rule
Home Inspector Licensing Regulations (18VAC15-40) are periodically revised — confirm current point values and hour requirements directly on dpor.virginia.gov
Continuing education hours are required each 2-year renewal cycle; confirm the current hour count on the DPOR site
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