Yes: in North Carolina, home inspectors need a state license issued by the North Carolina Home Inspector Licensure Board (HILB), Office of State Fire Marshal. You can check a name yourself on HILB license directory.
Home inspectors in North Carolina: what buyers ask
How much does a home inspection cost?
No federal agency sets or publishes a home inspection price. HUD says FHA performs none, and EPA says fix radon at 4 pCi/L or more.
What must a seller disclose in North Carolina?
North Carolina law (G.S. 47E) requires owners of most residential property to complete a disclosure statement and give it to the buyer before any offer to purchase. Sellers may answer No Representation to most questions.
Check a home inspector yourself
- License required · North Carolina Home Inspector Licensure Board (HILB), Office of State Fire Marshal
- Titles you will see: Licensed home inspector
- Check a name yourself: HILB license directory
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