Home Inspectors
Purpose
The Home Inspector Licensing Program was created in 2005 to regulate home inspectors in the State of Tennessee. The current requirements for the licensure of home inspectors can be found in Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 62, Chapter 6, Part 3.
Mission
The mission of the Tennessee Home Inspector Licensing Program is to protect the public health, safety and welfare through the regulation of home inspectors.
Announcement
Both the initial and renewal course applications for education providers can now be filed online here Access (tn.gov).
If you’ve never used this site before, you will first need to register an account prior to being able to access the applications.
You will need to onboard your provider information prior to gaining access to the applications. To onboard, you will be required to provide your provider license number, entity number, and zip code. If you do not have some or all of this data required to onboard your license, please email the board at Home.Inspector.Licensing@TN.Gov and we would be happy to provide it to you.
Once your provider license is onboarded, for initial courses, you should search for the application (Initial Course Application) under the “Apply” section. Available renewal applications can be found under the My Licenses or Permits section.
PLEASE NOTE: Each new course will require a new application. If you have recently mailed in paper applications for new courses, please do not apply for that course online.