For Inspectors
MAHI exists to support New York’s professional home inspectors. Whether you’re a seasoned inspector or just starting your career, MAHI provides the education, networking, and resources you need to succeed.
Continuing Education
New York State requires licensed home inspectors to complete continuing education to maintain licensure. MAHI monthly meetings qualify for CEU credit and cover topics that directly improve your practice.
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NY State Licensing Requirements
To perform home inspections in New York, you must hold a valid NYS Home Inspector License issued by the Department of State. Key requirements include:
- Completion of a 140-hour approved training program
- Passing the National Home Inspector Examination (NHIE)
- Ongoing continuing education for license renewal
- Errors & Omissions and General Liability insurance
Need training? Main St Success offers NY-approved 140-hour Home Inspector Training \u2192
Standards of Practice
All MAHI members adhere to the New York State Standards of Practice for Home Inspectors. These standards define the scope and methodology of a professional home inspection and protect both inspectors and their clients.
Code of Ethics
MAHI members are bound by the New York State Code of Ethics, which requires inspectors to:
- Act in the interest of the client at all times
- Disclose any conflicts of interest
- Maintain independence and objectivity
- Never accept compensation that could compromise their independence
- Report findings accurately and completely
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