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Utah Division of Professional Licensing (Private Home Inspector)
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Home inspector training rules in Utah
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| State license or registration | Yes. A private home inspector must be licensed by DOPL (Utah Code 58-56-9). Applications opened on the May 1, 2026 effective dateOfficial source: le.utah.gov |
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| Official title before licensing | None. Utah law creates no trainee title for private home inspectorsOfficial source: le.utah.gov |
| Education before licensing | No state course; you need an active national certificate from ASHI, InterNACHI or the ICC Residential Combination InspectorOfficial source: commerce.utah.gov |
| Supervised or ride-along inspections | None set by the state; the national certification you hold may have its own requirementsOfficial source: commerce.utah.gov |
| Exam | No separate state exam listed; the national certification may carry its ownOfficial source: commerce.utah.gov |
Last verified . 5 of 5 items confirmed against official sources. Main source: Utah Division of Professional Licensing (Private Home Inspector).