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Home inspection software in Vermont
A licensed state — regulated by the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation — Property Inspectors.
Vermont licenses its home inspectors, so the floor is set by the state — what separates inspectors here is the speed and quality of the report. InspectrPlus is the iPhone-and-iPad app that gets a complete, professional report delivered before you leave the driveway, for one flat price.
Licensing in Vermont
Vermont licenses home inspectors as “Property Inspectors” through the Secretary of State’s Office of Professional Regulation: 80 hours of approved education and passage of the NHIE, or proof of a qualifying nationally recognized certification.
Licensing authority: Vermont Office of Professional Regulation — Property Inspectors.
Requirements summarized June 10, 2026 — verify current rules with the state.
Inspectors in Vermont
92 Vermont inspectors appear in public directories and state rosters we indexed (June 10, 2026). Counts reflect directory listings, not official license totals.
Why Vermont inspectors pick InspectrPlus
Signal dies exactly where inspections happen — basements, crawl spaces, attics, and rural Vermont properties. InspectrPlus is offline-first: photos, annotations, notes, and the report builder all work with zero bars, then sync the moment you're back in coverage. You never redo work in the truck.
Pricing is one flat $49.99 a month: unlimited inspections and reports, with AI writing, scheduling, agreements, invoicing, payments, and mileage tracking all included. No per-inspector seats and no add-on tiers — the bill doesn't creep as your Vermont business grows.
AI report drafting turns your field notes into client-ready defect narratives, repair estimates, and executive summaries. Vermont inspectors get the polish of a big-firm report from a one-person operation — and get their evenings back.
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