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Home Inspector Podcast by InterNACHI works like a rolling classroom for home inspectors. Recent episodes move from standards of practice and electrical defects to social media, relationship marketing, and how inspection practices change across regions.
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Home Inspector Podcast by InterNACHI is a working inspector’s classroom in audio form. It is not built around banter or personality. It is built around instruction. Recent episodes sound like webinars, live classes, and inspector conversations where the goal is to make inspection work clearer, more repeatable, and more profitable. The show spends plenty of time on the standards of practice, including what a home inspection is, what counts as a material defect, and what an inspection report should identify. It also gets specific about the job itself. Listeners hear about false grounds, aluminum wiring, thermal imaging cameras, gas inspections, old buildings, checklists, tools, and the limits of what an inspector can know on the day of the inspection. The scope is broader than one market. Episodes compare inspection practices in the United States and the United Kingdom, and another session looks at construction and facilities-management experience in the Gulf region against North American expectations. That international angle gives the feed more range than a basic training show. Still, the core listener is the inspector trying to do better work tomorrow. Business development is a major thread. Speakers talk through websites, social media, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, cold calling, referrals, and why online presence supports relationships rather than replacing them. The advice is direct and trade-specific. New inspectors are reminded that certification and tools matter, but so does telling people who they are and what they do. Experienced inspectors get discussions about growth, delegation, reports, marketing consistency, and the uncomfortable work of building demand. The tone is warm, brisk, and practical, with plenty of restatement when a point matters. It can feel lightly edited because much of the value comes from live teaching momentum. That gives the show a useful rough edge. It is for people who want the working logic behind inspection decisions, not a glossy summary of the industry.
Made for: The show is for new and practicing home inspectors who want practical training on inspection standards, defects, tools, reporting, and business growth. It also suits inspection business owners trying to improve marketing without losing sight of the work itself.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the mix of trade instruction and business coaching delivered through real webinar-style sessions. Few inspection shows move so naturally from false grounds and material defects to websites, cold calling, social media, and international practice differences.
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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It connects inspection craft with the operational and marketing decisions required to build a working property-inspection business.
Home Inspector Podcast by InterNACHI treats an inspection practice as both a technical discipline and a working business. Webinar-style sessions move from standards of practice and field procedure to client acquisition, website performance, social media, staffing, and report…
A flashlight and a cold call: your inspection startup kit gets surprisingly honest.
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A practical map from training to the first marketing moves that keep inspectors visible.
A live class from the House of Horrors in Florida frames this as a practical session for inspectors, with Ben Gromicko pointing viewers to InterNACHI's free webinars and recorded videos, including an upcoming February talk with Julie Erk.
A practical inspection lesson about standards, defects, and field judgment.
This episode offers a practical look at inspecting to the international standards of practice, with Sean Williams treating those standards as a floor rather than the whole assignment.
A grounded discussion of consistency, platform shifts, and learning from the content that actually connects.
Business owners building an online audience get a candid reminder that consistency matters more than chasing a single perfect platform. The conversation pushes back on the idea that one early win should define the whole strategy, moving from Instagram and TikTok into YouTube and…
A practical webinar on using inspection content, website ownership, and social media control to support more scheduled work.
Home inspectors looking to turn attention into booked work get a practical marketing session built around websites, SEO, social media, and revenue as one connected operating problem.
A Texas-focused look at the fifth-unit threshold and the workflow behind multifamily inspection work.
Rob Klaus gives the episode a clear hinge with the fifth-unit threshold, explaining how Texas separates residential inspection work from multifamily properties beyond four units.
Short-term rental lessons from the operator side.
Rob Klaus from the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association explains how to inspect multifamily properties, focusing on Texas regulations.
This webinar discusses the benefits of collaboration between home inspectors, code inspectors, and contractors in the home maintenance and renovation industry.
Rob Claus introduces the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association and discusses the COMSOP standards for commercial property inspections.
Home Inspector Podcast by InterNACHI compares US home inspections with UK gas checks and property-buying practices.
Walid Zahir of IMS Facilities and Projects Management in Doha, Qatar, compares Gulf construction (reinforced concrete, flat roofs, temperatures above 50 degrees) with North American timber framing and sloped roofs.
This webinar discusses social media and website strategies for busy home inspectors, featuring insights from an inspector and a website builder service provider.
This episode explores how home inspectors can grow their business by combining analog relationship-building with digital marketing strategies in today's visual, ad-saturated world.
This episode features Inspector Julie explaining the definition, scope, and standards of a professional home inspection, including what constitutes a material defect.
Marketing gets uncomfortable fast.
Sean Williams lays out how he approaches home inspections to international standards of practice.
The host welcomes listeners to "It's Supposed to Do That." The conversation opens with how the host and Trey met years earlier, then moves from the host's early Instagram focus to Trey's strong TikTok presence and the online comment that first put Trey's work on the host's radar.
In this InterNACHI webinar, host Ben Gromyko interviews Alicia and Anna from Inspector Website Builder about how home inspectors should approach websites, SEO, and social media to get a job scheduled by the end of the week.
This episode previews a discussion on inspecting multifamily properties in Texas, focusing on the COMSA standards of practice for commercial inspections.
Thomas Bartholetti shares his background in home construction and real estate inspection, explaining how he became involved with stucco inspections through Pennsylvania training requirements.
This episode expands on a previous webinar about elevating professional status with clients by discussing how to convey value, identify personality types, and practice through role plays.