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YOU SHOULD BE CHARGING A $1000 AVERAGE FEE FOR YOUR INSPECTIONS! At least that's what many leading inspectors and inspection company owners are saying. Ben Gromicko, COO of InterNACHI, is one of them. And while we fully support the idea... we want to know how it can be done and how feasible it is for the average inspector around the country. And that's why we brought on Ben! Watch the whole thing, because we get into the importance of understanding the value of home inspections, the role of marketing and consumer perception, and the psychology behind pricing strategies. The conversation also touches on the significance of community engagement and generosity in building long-term client relationships.  We also get into how InterNACHI is growing their educational content to train inspectors on natural disasters, modern technologies, water management, and innovative building techniques. The Links: Register for Inspection Fuel (September 8-10 in New Orleans) here: https://www.inspectionfuel.com/register Sign up for our newsletter here: https://pages.theridealong.show/newsletter  Learn more about InterNACHI here: https://www.nachi.org  The TLDR: Home inspectors need to understand the value they provide to clients. Raising prices can lead to working less while earning more. Marketing to the local community is essential for home inspectors. Consumer perception can be influenced by social media and reviews. Home inspectors should differentiate themselves from competitors. The home inspection industry can support higher pricing through perceived value. Networking with real estate agents can enhance visibility and credibility. Generosity in times of crisis can build long-term client relationships. Understanding market competition is crucial for pricing strategies. Business success requires a combination of skills, including marketing and psychology. Home inspectors can play a crucial role in disaster recovery efforts. Leveraging trained home inspectors can help address inspection shortages after disasters. InterNACHI continuously updates its coursework to include modern technologies. Understanding water management is essential for effective home inspections. Innovative practices in crawl space management can enhance home safety. Home inspectors should charge based on their individual business needs, not just competition. Effective marketing strategies are crucial for communicating the value of inspections. Home inspections should not be limited to buyers; there are other opportunities in the market. Home inspectors need to measure their marketing efforts to ensure profitability. The health of occupants is directly linked to the quality of their home inspections.

Lyrics by InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko. Music by InterNACHI's Grunge Rock Band in the kitchen at the House of Horrors®. 

In this webinar, join InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko as he discusses becoming a successful home inspector. We'll discuss training, certification, licensure, getting experience, inspection tools, profitable fees, websites, software, time management, branding, marketing, growth, making more money, business strategies, and much more!

Listen to InterNACHI's house music played by InterNACHI's Big Ben Gromicko. 

by the InterNACHI® Bluegrass Band. 

As home inspectors, communicating the importance of rebar helps homeowners understand the value of building code compliance and the potential risks when these requirements are overlooked. By educating clients about foundation reinforcement, inspectors provide a valuable service that extends well beyond identifying current defects—they help protect lives and property in future seismic events. Learn more at https://www.nachi.org/footing-stem-wall-reinforcement-rebar.htm

Escuche este seminario web impartido por Ramón Colón, Inspector Profesional Certificado® e Inspector Maestro Certificado® de InterNACHI, que cubre todo lo necesario para obtener la licencia de inspector de viviendas en Florida. Desde completar el curso de 120 horas hasta presentar su solicitud de licencia, Ramón le guiará paso a paso, incluyendo la preparación para el examen, las certificaciones requeridas y la formación continua. ¡Este seminario web es perfecto para quienes están listos para comenzar su carrera de inspección en Florida!

Learn to the top things to do today to boost your inspection business. 

So, whether you're a home inspector, builder, or just a curious homeowner, let's dig in—literally and figuratively—and learn what makes a solid foundation solid. 

Listen in on InterNACHI® Founder Nick Gromicko and IEB CEO Mark Hummel for a powerful, no-holds-barred webinar on the past, present, and future of the home inspection industry.Hear how Nick built his wealth—and InterNACHI®—from the ground up, and how that journey helped shape the inspection field as we know it today.Mark gets personal with questions that dig deep, leading to honest answers you may only hear once.If you're serious about success, this conversation is packed with insight, advice, and inspiration you won't want to miss. They're laying it all out—you just have to pick it up and run with it.

Foundations are the silent guardians of our homes, bearing immense weight and battling the elements. Let's dig into two critical aspects: how they handle weight and how they manage water, providing a general guide for homeowners, inspectors, and contractors alike. For more information, visit https://www.nachi.org/articles.htm.

Technical skills get you certified. Business skills make you successful. Explore InterNACHI's comprehensive business resources designed specifically for inspectors. Visit https://www.nachi.org/become-home-inspector.htm. 

Home inspectors need to think of themselves as business owners, not just home inspectors, in order to be successful. InterNACHI® provides resources to help inspectors develop their business and marketing skills, including courses on calculating a profitable inspection fee, branding and differentiating oneself, and leveraging the InterNACHI® platform for lead generation and client nurturing. The key is to focus on providing exceptional value and service to clients, rather than just competing on price. Inspectors should utilize InterNACHI's tools and resources to build a sustainable, profitable home inspection business. InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko is interviewed by Natasha Gromicko from Inspector Website Builder at https://www.inspectorwebsitebuilder.com/, InterNACHI's Official Vendor for inspector website designs.

Listen to InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko's webinar on becoming a successful home inspector. We'll discuss training, certification, licensure, getting experience, inspection tools, profitable fees, websites, software, time management, branding, marketing, growth, making more money, business strategies, and much more!

For state-of-the-art inspections from an InterNACHI and RERA-certified company, choose GTA Inspectors (971-4-576-5420)! It could be the best investment you ever make. More details at https://www.gtainspectors.com/ GTA Inspectors City: Dubai Address: Dubai Website: https://www.gtainspectors.com/

Buying a home or commercial property in Dubai? Give yourself peace of mind by getting it professionally inspected by GTA Inspectors (+971-4-576-5420), the top RERA- and InterNACHI-certified home inspection company in the region! Visit https://www.gtainspectors.com/ to get started! GTA Inspectors City: Dubai Address: Dubai Website: https://www.gtainspectors.com/

Adam Long is the new head of revenue at Porch... but he's got quite a history in the Inspection industry prior to this role! And he lives in Brad's old Inspection stomping grounds. After serving more than 10 years as the President of Home Team, Adam understands firsthand the importance of customer success and support for home inspectors. In this sit-down, we highlight the tools and resources available for inspectors, the significance of building relationships in real estate, and the dynamics of the current market. Adam shares insights on future conferences and the importance of networking within the industry. The TLDR: Customer experience is paramount in the home inspection industry. Support is essential for new home inspectors entering the field. Home Team provides valuable resources for inspectors through franchising. Porch offers a comprehensive suite of tools for inspectors. Inspector success drives the success of Porch as a company. Building relationships with real estate agents is crucial for inspectors. The market dynamics in DC create opportunities for inspectors. Pay at closing is a game-changer for home buyers. Networking at conferences can lead to valuable connections. Listening to customer feedback is key to improving services. This episode is sponsored by Inspection Fuel 2025 happening September 8-10 in New Orleans! Be sure to sign up here: https://www.inspectionfuel.com/register

Ever wonder why houses don't just sink into the soil like stepping your shoe into mud? The answer lies in footings—the sturdy, unseen heroes that keep a home standing tall. Think of them like a solid pair of boots for a house, distributing its weight evenly and preventing it from shifting, tilting, or slowly disappearing into the soil.

Foundations are the silent guardians of our homes, bearing immense weight and battling the elements. Let's refer to the 2024 International Residential Code (IRC®) Chapter 4 and delve into two critical aspects: how they handle weight (R401.2) and how they manage water (R401.3), providing a general guide for homeowners, inspectors, and contractors alike. 

Whether you're a seasoned home inspector, a hands-on contractor, or a homeowner curious about what's holding your house up, understanding foundation systems is key. Let's dig into the basics, drawing from the International Residential Code (IRC) Chapter 4, and translate the technical stuff into plain talk.

Listen to InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko for a webinar on becoming a successful home inspector in Florida. We'll discuss training, certification, licensure, getting experience, inspection tools, profitable fees, websites, software, time management, branding, marketing, growth, making more money, business strategies, and much more!

You don't want to buy or rent a house that has problems. Right? Home inspectors teach people how homes work and explain what needs fixing. If you're buying, ensure your biggest investment is safe, functioning, and healthy by getting it inspected. If you own a house, save money by challenging contractors' unnecessary repairs by first calling your unbiased home inspector. If you're renting, your professional inspector can document problems for the landlord to fix before you move in. Every home should be inspected by a certified home inspector. Why? Because not every home is safe and healthy. When you know what's going on in your house, you stop guessing and start knowing. Get educated, get empowered, get inspected. Find your local inspector by visiting https://www.nachi.org/certified-inspectors/.

You don't want to buy or rent a house that has problems. Right? Home inspectors teach people how homes work and explain what needs fixing. If you're buying, ensure your biggest investment is safe, functioning, and healthy by getting it inspected. If you own a house, save money by challenging contractors' unnecessary repairs by first calling your unbiased home inspector. If you're renting, your professional inspector can document problems for the landlord to fix before you move in. Every home should be inspected by a certified home inspector. Why? Because not every home is safe and healthy. When you know what's going on in your house, you stop guessing and start knowing. Get educated, get empowered, get inspected. Find your local inspector by visiting https://www.nachi.org/certified-inspectors/.

We've got another show for y'all from InterNACHI 2025! While we usually like to have a topic on hand, trade shows are great because they allow for a bit of unstructured conversation. So, in this episode with Shawn Mizell and Kelsey Soderlund, we talk about unique homes and experiences from inspecting in Texas, Florida, and Massachusetts. We get into the challenges, opportunities and, impact of last fall's hurricanes. We go deep on the importance of networking, adapting to market changes... and maybe the most importantly... we get into the various vehicles we've used for inspections, and why a truck isn't always the best option. If you weren't at InterNACHI, you should have been. But you can always come to Inspection Fuel this fall (sign up below)!   The TLDR: Home inspectors see some crazy sh-tuff. We love connecting with each other at inspection conferences. Adapting to market changes is crucial for business sustainability. Vehicles play a significant role in the efficiency of home inspections. Post-hurricane inspections can create new business opportunities. Using unconventional vehicles can help inspectors stand out. Learning from others can lead to significant improvements in business practices. Social media is a powerful tool for building connections in the industry. Personal experiences shape the way inspectors approach their work.   Today's episode is sponsored by Inspection Fuel 2025, taking place September 8-10 in New Orleans! Registration is LIVE NOW so sign up at: https://www.inspectionfuel.com/register

When a house is being built or renovated, there are different types of inspections conducted that are listed and described in the code. These inspections are key to making sure a place is built to code. But the most important inspection is the home inspection. 

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The best part about home inspection conferences is getting to hang out with people from parts of the country. And with Double Scope Inspections from Melbourne, FL, we get to compare notes about how last Fall's hurricanes affected the Gulf and Atlantic coasts and business in the aftermath of the storms. Takeaways Building science encompasses durability, comfort, health, and efficiency. Improving energy efficiency can reduce the need for solar panels. Air sealing is crucial for maintaining indoor air quality. Solar energy may not be cost-effective in Texas due to low energy prices. A well-ventilated home is essential for preventing mold and maintaining comfort. Homeowners can easily tackle air sealing projects themselves. The roof is the first line of defense against water damage. Controlled ventilation is necessary for modern energy-efficient homes. Identifying and addressing energy leaks can significantly improve comfort. A holistic approach to home performance leads to better outcomes. Humidity is often misunderstood as the main culprit in home issues. Controlled ventilation is crucial for managing indoor air quality. Building codes can create unintended consequences in home performance. Air tightness can improve energy efficiency but may introduce new problems. Consumer demand drives builders to adopt new practices and materials. The roofing industry lacks regulation, leading to varied quality. Educating consumers is essential for improving construction standards. Collaboration among contractors can elevate industry practices. Innovative products can address long-standing issues in construction. Continuous learning is vital for adapting to new building challenges.

Learn success tips for being a successful home inspector from this interview with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko. Interview was conducted by Natasha from https://www.inspectorwebsitebuilder.com/, InterNACHI's Official Vendor for inspector website designs. 

Take a deep-dive research into home inspector marketing using website designs by InterNACHI's Official Vendor for websites, Inspector Website Builder at https://www.inspectorwebsitebuilder.com/. Learn about website analytics, tracking, social media posting, live chats, online scheduling, lead generation, CRM Customer Relationship Management, and much more. 

Take a deep-dive research into home inspector marketing using website designs by InterNACHI's Official Vendor for websites, Inspector Website Builder at https://www.inspectorwebsitebuilder.com/. Learn about website analytics, tracking, social media posting, live chats, online scheduling, lead generation, CRM Customer Relationship Management, and much more. 

Tony shares his 26-year journey in the home inspection business and the creation of his new book "Beyond Inspecting: A Guide to Growing Your Home Inspection Business." His experience shows how diversification strategies can transform an inspection business when residential markets slow down.• Success is opportunity meeting preparation• Diversification saved Tony's business during California's real estate downturn• Creating opportunity through wildfire home hardening programs• Finding opportunity in regulations like California's mandatory balcony inspections• Using The Corridor Principle - you'll only see certain doors when you're in motion• Setting three priority tasks each day to maintain discipline and momentum• Analyzing the numbers to know when to abandon a diversification effort• Starting with "low-hanging fruit" services that require minimal investment• Value is set by the customer, not the inspectorGet Tony's book at InspectorGrowth.com and connect with him as a mentor through InterNACHI.Check out our home inspection app at www.inspectortoolbelt.comNeed a home inspection website? See samples of our website at www.inspectortoolbelt.com/home-inspection-websites*The views and opinions expressed in this podcast, and the guests on it, do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Inspector Toolbelt and its associates.

Take a deep-dive research into home inspector marketing using website designs by InterNACHI's Official Vendor for websites, Inspector Website Builder at https://www.inspectorwebsitebuilder.com/. Learn about website analytics, tracking, social media posting, live chats, online scheduling, lead generation, CRM Customer Relationship Management, and much more. 

Take a deep-dive research into home inspector marketing using website designs by InterNACHI's Official Vendor for websites, Inspector Website Builder at https://www.inspectorwebsitebuilder.com/. Learn about website analytics, tracking, social media posting, live chats, online scheduling, lead generation, CRM Customer Relationship Management, and much more. 

Take a deep-dive research into home inspector marketing using website designs by InterNACHI's Official Vendor for websites, Inspector Website Builder at https://www.inspectorwebsitebuilder.com/. Learn about website analytics, tracking, social media posting, live chats, online scheduling, lead generation, CRM Customer Relationship Management, and much more. 

Take a deep-dive research into home inspector marketing using website designs by InterNACHI's Official Vendor for websites, Inspector Website Builder at https://www.inspectorwebsitebuilder.com/. Learn about website analytics, tracking, social media posting, live chats, online scheduling, lead generation, CRM Customer Relationship Management, and much more. 

Take a deep-dive research into home inspector marketing using website designs by InterNACHI's Official Vendor for websites, Inspector Website Builder at https://www.inspectorwebsitebuilder.com/. Learn about website analytics, tracking, social media posting, live chats, online scheduling, lead generation, CRM Customer Relationship Management, and much more. 

Take a deep-dive research into home inspector marketing using website designs by InterNACHI's Official Vendor for websites, Inspector Website Builder at https://www.inspectorwebsitebuilder.com/. Learn about website analytics, tracking, social media posting, live chats, online scheduling, lead generation, CRM Customer Relationship Management, and much more. 

Listen to this live online class, InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko will perform a home inspection, find defects, and write a report. We'll learn how to conduct a home inspection according to the Standards of Practice. We'll also discuss business, marketing, software, websites, time management, pricing, real estate agents, and much more. 

Learn business success and marketing tips for home inspectors from InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko, interviewed by Inspector Website Builder.

Listen to InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko on becoming a successful home inspector. We'll discuss training, certification, licensure, getting experience, inspection tools, profitable fees, websites, software, time management, branding, marketing, growth, making more money, business strategies, and much more!

Listen to InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko on becoming a successful home inspector in Florida. We'll discuss training, certification, licensure, getting experience, inspection tools, profitable fees, websites, software, time management, branding, marketing, growth, making more money, business strategies, and much more!

In this episode of the Ride Along podcast, hosts Brad Lowery and Matt Brading discuss the journey of home inspections, the challenges of balancing work and life, and the importance of social media in the industry. They share personal experiences, insights on managing a home inspection business, and future plans for collaborations and events, including the upcoming InterNACHI conference. TLDR: Home inspections can provide the freedom to build the life you want. Running a business often comes with increased workload and responsibilities. Social media can be a powerful tool for home inspectors to showcase their work. It's important to find a balance between work and personal life. Having a team can help maintain business operations while taking time off. Choosing which jobs to take can lead to a more fulfilling work experience. Effective communication with clients is crucial during inspections. Utilizing technology can enhance the efficiency of home inspections. Networking with other professionals can lead to valuable collaborations. Planning for future growth is essential for sustaining a business.

Inspector Business Tips with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko and Inspector Website Builder's Natasha Gromicko. 

Inspector Business Tips with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko and Inspector Website Builder's Natasha Gromicko. 

Inspector Business Tips with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko and Inspector Website Builder's Natasha Gromicko. 

Inspector Business Tips with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko and Inspector Website Builder's Natasha Gromicko. 

Inspector Business Tips with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko and Inspector Website Builder's Natasha Gromicko. 

Inspector Business Tips with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko and Inspector Website Builder's Natasha Gromicko. 

Inspector Business Tips with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko and Inspector Website Builder's Natasha Gromicko. 

Inspector Business Tips with InterNACHI's Ben Gromicko and Inspector Website Builder's Natasha Gromicko.