Hi, I am Bruce, founder of True Blue Inspector (TBI). If you have found that perfect home to buy or looking to sell your home, you have come to the right place for a home inspection. TBI is the key to saving you money by visibly identifying problem areas before buying or selling a home.
I personally perform each home inspection myself and will always give you the utmost personal attention you deserve. Larger firms with multiple inspectors cannot always guarantee such personal attention. I inspect each home as if I were buying it myself.
I personally perform each home inspection myself and will always give you the utmost personal attention you deserve. Larger firms with multiple inspectors cannot always guarantee such personal attention. I inspect each home as if I were buying it myself.
Certifications acquired through home inspector training from InterNACHI
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I would be honored to inspect your new North Idaho home.
Call or text me anytime at 208-691-8232 or email me at trueblueinspectorbruce@gmail.com I can make arrangements to meet with you or your realtor. Thanks ....... |
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About Home Inspectors
There are no federal laws governing home inspectors. We are regulated only by the individual states. Since the laws vary from state to state – and some states don’t even have home inspection regulations – how can you be sure that your inspector is qualified, experienced, and trustworthy? One way is through home inspector associations. Some of them require minimum training, education, experience, and adherence to ethical standards. Be sure to check out the individual associations to see their individual requirements.
Other home inspection associations have no entrance requirements. NACHI is the only association that front-ends its membership requirements. We turn down more than 1/2 the inspectors who want to join because they can't pass our exam or fulfill our membership requirements.
ALL NACHI INSPECTORS
There are no federal laws governing home inspectors. We are regulated only by the individual states. Since the laws vary from state to state – and some states don’t even have home inspection regulations – how can you be sure that your inspector is qualified, experienced, and trustworthy? One way is through home inspector associations. Some of them require minimum training, education, experience, and adherence to ethical standards. Be sure to check out the individual associations to see their individual requirements.
Other home inspection associations have no entrance requirements. NACHI is the only association that front-ends its membership requirements. We turn down more than 1/2 the inspectors who want to join because they can't pass our exam or fulfill our membership requirements.
ALL NACHI INSPECTORS
- Have to pass NACHI's Online Inspector Examination every year. (This general, not association-specific exam is open and free to all).
- Have to complete NACHI's online Ethics Obstacle Course.
- Have to take NACHI's online Standards of Practice Quiz
- Have to sign and submit an Affidavit.
- Have access to NACHI's free visual aid inspection framesto help them learn.
- Have access to NACHI's free library for improving their inspection skills.
- Have access to NACHI's message board for exchanging information and tips.
- Have access to NACHI's What's New section so they can keep up with the industry.
- Have access to NACHI's specific-topic advisory boards.
- Have access to Dear NACHI for detailed advice.
- Have access to a time-tested Agreement which keeps them (and you) away from lawsuits.
- Have access to NACHI's Report Review/Mentoring service.
- Have to submit passport photos for their membership I.D.
- Have access to NACHI's free online inspection courses.
- Have to have mock inspections reviewed before performing their first fee paid inspection.
- Have to carry E&O insurance (if their state requires it).
- Have to abide by NACHI's Standards of Practice.
- Have to abide by NACHI's Code of Ethics.
- Have to fulfill NACHI's Continuing Educationrequirements.
- Have to maintain an Online Continuing Education Log (free) as per the Continuing Education Policy.
- Have to periodically attend local Chapter meetings.
- Have access to a real estate agent hold harmless clause.
- Have access to NACHI University.
- Have access to NACHI's Consumer Recovery and Legal Defense Funds.
- Have a consumer hotline for their clients.
- So the next time you need a home inspector, make sure they are members of NACHI and never use a candidate or associate of any association. NACHI, America's elite home inspection association.
Some of the many reasons to own a home in North Idaho.
