Home inspection job descriptions

Every role a $20M business in this industry hires for: 16 Role Blueprints, from leadership to the field. Open any role for its full template and a free Word file.

Leadership 3

  • Chief Executive Officer

    A home inspection CEO picks the markets and add-on tests the company takes on.

  • Chief Financial Officer

    A home inspection CFO closes the books by market and service, tracks what each inspection really costs, and plans cash around the spring and summer peak in home sales.

  • General Manager

    A home inspection general manager runs the company day to day across every market: inspectors, the scheduling office, report review and client follow-up.

Managers 3

  • HR Manager

    A home inspection HR manager hires inspectors, schedulers and testing techs for every market.

  • Marketing Manager

    A home inspection marketing manager keeps inspectors booked: inspections for buyers and for sellers about to list, and the radon, sewer scope and mold tests that ride along.

  • Operations Manager

    A home inspection operations manager builds each day's schedule for inspectors and testing techs in a region.

Office and sales 5

  • Bookkeeper

    A home inspection bookkeeper records each day's card payments, matches them to finished inspections, and follows up on the ones still unpaid.

  • Sales Representative

    A home inspection sales representative finds and keeps the accounts that order inspections month after month: agent teams, investors and property managers, plus sellers who want a pre-listing inspection and buyers of new homes.

  • Inspection Scheduler

    A home inspection scheduler books buyer and pre-listing inspections, plus add-ons like radon and sewer scope.

  • Office Admin

    A home inspection office admin keeps the business side of each inspection in order: invoices, payments, signed agreements and client files.

  • Residential Estimator

    A home inspection sales estimator meets buyers, sellers and builders at the property, sizes up what the inspection will involve, and quotes it.

In the field 5

  • Lead Residential Inspector

    A lead home inspector is the company's senior technical voice: they set report standards, train newer inspectors on ride-alongs, and give final sign-off on reports.

  • Report Quality Reviewer

    A home inspection report reviewer reads each report before it reaches the client.

  • Residential Home Inspector

    A home inspector walks a house for a buyer or seller before the sale, checking the roof, structure, wiring, plumbing and heating and cooling.

  • Residential Inspector

    A residential compliance inspector checks homes against local building codes and life-safety standards, then writes compliance and condition reports for homeowners, agents and contractors.

  • Specialty Testing Technician

    A radon and specialty testing technician runs the add-on tests a home inspection company sells: placing and picking up radon monitors, running a camera down the sewer line and taking mold air samples.

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