Course Catalog

FL HI CE — Interior Components (13-Hour)

Interior components are one of the eight required areas of Florida's licensure exam, and Rule 61-30.807 draws exact lines around what you must inspect, what you're relieved from touching, and what you must report when a limitation gets in your way. This 13-hour course walks through those lines component by component — windows, doors, stairs, cabinets, fireplaces, insulation, appliances — so your reports hold up to scrutiny and your field decisions match the rule, not habit.

FL HI CE — Plumbing System (15-Hour)

Water causes more slow, expensive damage to Florida homes than almost anything else — and it usually fails quietly. This 15-hour course builds the field skills and reporting judgment you need to catch it early, from pinhole leaks in copper supply lines to failing water heaters and the aging waste lines behind them.

FL HI CE — Roof Covering (14-Hour)

Fourteen hours of deep, roof-specific training built around how Florida's sun, wind, and storms actually age asphalt, tile, metal, and low-slope coverings. Learn to read shingle degradation stages, decode flashing patch histories, evaluate ridge and off-ridge ventilation, and write findings that hold up in a report — not just check a box.

FL HI CE — Electrical System (18-Hour)

A deep, 18-hour walk through the electrical system as Florida law defines it for home inspectors — from the service riser and meter base to panel interiors, GFCI/AFCI protection, and the write-up that holds up under a client's scrutiny. Built around real Florida field conditions: hurricane-damaged risers, legacy wiring in older housing stock, and the readily-accessible rule that decides whether you open that panel cover at all.

FL HI CE — Structure (17-Hour)

Seventeen hours devoted entirely to the structural component — the system Florida law names first and licenses inspectors to actually probe, not just observe. Work through slab, stem-wall, masonry, wood-frame, floor, and roof structure the way you encounter them on site, with the probing trigger and the crawlspace/attic entry exceptions explained in concrete field terms.

FL HI CE — HVAC System (14-Hour)

Florida's air conditioner runs nearly year-round and generates more callbacks and repair disputes than almost any other component you'll inspect — this 14-hour course sharpens your eye for the pad problems, rust patterns, airflow chokepoints, and heating quirks that show up in Florida homes specifically. It builds a sharper, more defensible HVAC inspection and reporting routine.

FL HI CE — Site Conditions that Affect the Structure (9-Hour)

Site conditions are one of the eight components Florida law requires in every home inspection — and the one that asks you to look away from the structure and read the ground around it. This 9-hour course walks you through grading, drainage, vegetation, and retaining walls the way you'll actually encounter them on Florida lots, from Broward subdivisions to canal-front yards.

FL HI Prelicensure — 120-Hour Course of Study

The full 120-hour course of study for Florida home inspector prelicensure, delivered as nine sequential, standards-anchored sections covering every system and component the Florida Standards of Practice require a home inspector to inspect. Built directly around Chapter 61-30 and the Standards of Practice, it trains candidates to read the rules precisely and apply them the way Florida's inspection reports demand.

Completing the Florida 4-Point Inspection Form 2026

Master the Citizens Insp4pt (03/25) form line by line — the inspection form underwriters rely on to decide whether your client's older home can be insured. Four hours of general continuing education built entirely around real underwriting triggers: panel hazards, polybutylene supply lines, roof slope photography, and the detail that helps keep a form from bouncing back to your desk.

FL HI SOP — Exterior, Site & Garage

Master the Florida Standard of Practice for exterior, site, and garage inspections with precision grounded in rule compliance. This course transforms how you document findings, apply the SOP framework, and confidently navigate FAC 61-30.810 and .811—the rules that define your required scope.

FL HI SOP — Plumbing Systems

Master Florida's plumbing inspection standard of practice and know the limits of your required scope. This focused 1-hour course breaks down Rule 61-30.806 so you know exactly what to inspect, when you have an affirmative duty, and where your license boundaries end.

FL HI SOP — Interior, Appliances & Fireplace

Master the inspection standards for Florida's most frequently reported interior systems. This focused course breaks down your duties for appliances, fireplaces, and interior components under Rule 61-30.807—ensuring compliant, defensible inspections.

FL HI SOP — HVAC — Heating & Cooling

Master the Florida SOP requirements for HVAC systems and reduce costly inspection errors. This course breaks down heating and cooling inspections into clear, defensible standards—so you inspect with confidence and report with authority.

FL HI SOP — Electrical Systems

Master Florida's electrical inspection standard of practice (61-30.803) and confidently report defects with precise, defensible language. This course cuts through regulatory complexity so you inspect what matters and document it clearly.

Mold Assessment & Remediation — 14 Hour

Your full 14-hour Florida renewal, built around the way water actually moves through Florida buildings — slab wicking, roof failures, HVAC condensation, and storm intrusion — not generic mold theory. Covers moisture, mold safety, report writing, and standards of practice in one course for both licenses.

Wind Mitigation Verification Inspection — OIR-B1-1802 (6-Hour)

Master the Florida Wind Mitigation Inspection Form (4/2026) and position yourself as the expert inspectors trust for hurricane-resistant property assessments. This 6-hour CE course breaks down every section of the form, from building code classifications to FORTIFIED upgrades, so you'll complete inspections with confidence and accuracy.

Home inspectors: this is CE. It does not by itself qualify you to sign the wind mitigation form (OIR-B1-1802).

Wind Mitigation Verification Inspection — OIR-B1-1802 (3-Hour)

Master the Florida Wind Mitigation Inspection Form (4/2026) and position yourself as the expert inspectors trust for hurricane-resistant property assessments. This 3-hour CE course breaks down every section of the form, from building code classifications to FORTIFIED upgrades, so you'll complete inspections with confidence and accuracy.

Home inspectors: this is CE. It does not by itself qualify you to sign the wind mitigation form (OIR-B1-1802).

Florida Wind Mitigation Inspection Form (4/2026 Version)

Complete the new OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation form (April 2026 revision) question by question — from the qualified-inspector rules and owner intake, through all nine questions, to FORTIFIED, the required photos and documents, and the signatures.

Home inspectors: this is CE. It does not by itself qualify you to sign the wind mitigation form (OIR-B1-1802).