ABC Home Inspection Institute
Professional Arkansas Inspection Training
Launch your career with the original Arkansas-based home inspection school. Our curriculum is designed to bridge the gap between technical knowledge and hands-on experience, ensuring you are fully prepared for state licensing and professional excellence.
Our Specialized Training Tracks
Arkansas Inspection Training provides specialized educational paths designed to meet state licensing requirements while giving you the practical expertise needed for a successful career.
Residential Training
The foundation of Arkansas home inspection. This 80-hour pre-licensing track covers structural systems, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC basics for single-family homes.
Continuing Education
Arkansas Requires 14 hours of advanced continuing education annually. Receive all credits needed to fulfill your annual required classes.
Specialty Modules
Deep dive into critical sub-specialties including Radon testing, Mold assessment, and Thermography. Essential for offering premium services to your clients.
Upcoming Training Sessions
The Path to Your License
Step 1: Choose Your Program
Review our comprehensive training options, from pre-licensing classes to specialty inspections, and select the course that aligns with your professional goals.
Step 2: Submit Enrollment
Complete our online registration form or call our Arkansas-based office to secure your spot in an upcoming expert-led training session.
Step 3: Certification Excellence
Attend your classes, gain hands-on experience, and prepare for the Licensing Exam with guidance from our experienced instructors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the licensing hour requirements in Arkansas?
Arkansas requires 80 hours of pre-licensing education from an approved school to become a licensed home inspector. Our curriculum is fully state-approved to meet this requirement.
Is there a state exam I need to take?
Yes, applicants must pass the National Home Inspector Examination (NHIE). Our program specifically prepares students for the content and format of this rigorous state-mandated test.
How do I compare different training options?
When comparing programs, look for state approval, instructor experience, and hands-on field training opportunities. We are the only school based in Arkansas focused exclusively on local standards.
Still have questions about our Arkansas training programs?