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Business entity, EIN, banking, TREC requirements, insurance and the Texas-specific basics.
A practical launch path for inspectors who want to build their own company—not generic entrepreneurship advice.
Business entity, EIN, banking, TREC requirements, insurance and the Texas-specific basics.
Reporting, scheduling, payments, agreements, accounting, phone, email and the systems that keep work moving.
The practical tools and equipment you need to perform inspections professionally.
Define your core inspection services and the additional services you may add over time.
Company name, domain, email, phone, brand, website and local business presence.
Once licensed, activate your inspector presence and connect your experience, background, specialties and company.
Build relationships, local visibility and multiple ways for people who do not already know you to discover you.
Track what works, deepen relationships, expand services and territory, and eventually add another inspector.
This is where Inspector Launch becomes more than a checklist on a page. New inspectors can see exactly what is done, what is left, and what to work on next.
Trusted education, tools, business services and growth resources—organized around where you are in the journey.
Texas inspector education and career preparation.
Training, certifications and technical education for inspectors.
Inspection equipment including thermal, moisture and field tools.
Thermal imaging equipment for building diagnostics and inspection work.
Inspection reporting, scheduling, payments and agreements.
Insurance programs serving home inspectors.
Websites and digital marketing services focused on home inspectors.
Website and online visibility services for inspection businesses.