TREC Licensed Professional Home Inspector

Job Description

Job Description

A TREC Professional Real Estate Inspector A TREC Professional Real Estate Inspector examines residential properties and generates detailed, state-compliant reports. You will be responsible for evaluating major home systems (structural, electrical, HVAC, plumbing), strictly adhering to the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice, and communicating findings professionally to home buyers, sellers, and real estate agents.

Job Overview

• Role: Professional Home Inspector
• Licensing: Active TREC Professional Real Estate Inspector License (Apprentice/Real Estate Inspector licenses not accepted for this role)
• Location: Dallas/Ft Worth and surrounding DFW Metroplex
• Job Type: Full-Time / Contract

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct Thorough Inspections: Evaluate the physical structure and systems of residential homes—including foundations, roofs, attics, crawl spaces, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems—in accordance with all TREC Rules and Laws.
• Draft Compliant Reports: Utilize the current Texas Standard Inspection Report Form [REI 7-6] (or compatible reporting software) to clearly document visible deficiencies and material defects.
• Client Communication: Walk clients and real estate agents through the property to explain findings, answer questions about the report, and clarify home maintenance best practices.
• Safety & Compliance: Abide by all safety and professional ethics protocols; recognize and report hazardous conditions or deficiencies without performing unapproved repairs.

Qualifications & Requirements

• Licensure: Must hold a current TREC Professional Inspector License .
• Experience: Minimum of 1-3 years of active home inspection experience, complete familiarity with TREC Standard's of Practice (SOP) for conducting home inspections with a track record of completing hundreds of residential inspections. Experience in performing pool inspections, sewer camera inspections and septic inspections are considered a plus.
• Technical Knowledge: Deep, working knowledge of residential construction, building systems, and state safety regulations.
• Physical Capability: Ability to safely navigate attics, crawl spaces, and roofs. Must comfortably be able to lift heavy equipment (ladders), bend, squat, and stand for extended periods.
• Transportation: Reliable transportation, valid driver’s license, and clean driving record required.
• Schedule: Must be available to work five days a week and be willing to work two(2) Saturday's per month as needed.

What We Offer

• Competitive Compensation: Flat rate per inspection (based on house square footage) and other ancillary services provided.
• Transportation: Weekly travel allowance
• Signing Bonus : $2000 Signing Bonus (paid out after 90 days)
• # Of Inspections Per Week: 8 to 12 inspections per week on average
• Insurance: Company pays for your current Professional Liability and Errors & Omissions (E&O) Insurance.
• Tools & Technology: Access to leading inspection software, specialized testing equipment (e.g., moisture meters, infrared and sewer cameras), and company-branded apparel.
• Administrative Support: Scheduling, client coordination, and billing handled by our dedicated office staff.
• Professional Growth: Opportunities for continuing education sponsorship to keep your TREC license current and maintain additional certifications.

Why Work for this company?

Working for HomeTeam Inspection Service is ideal if you value a collaborative, fast-paced environment. Unlike traditional solo inspectors, HomeTeam utilizes a team-based approach where multiple specialists inspect a home simultaneously, allowing you to focus on your specific area of expertise and finish jobs in half the time.