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What they do
A Construction or Building Inspector inspects new construction or renovated buildings to check for compliance with government safety codes and zoning requirements. Checks building structures and foundations, or provides inspections of electrical systems, plumbing or heating and cooling systems, or building elevators.
$71,502 / year median in Connecticut
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Sherwood Inspection Services has been the trusted name in residential home inspections across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New England for over 20 years. Our team brings more than 30 years of hands-on inspection experience to every job, backed by digital reports delivered within 24 hours, weekend and evening availability, and Spanish-speaking inspectors who help us serve a diverse client base. We back our work with a free termite inspection, a 90-day warranty, and a money-back guarantee, because we stand behind the quality of every inspection we perform. We're hiring a Licensed Home Inspector to join our growing team and help homeowners, buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals make confident decisions about the properties that matter most to them. If you're an experienced, detail-oriented inspector who takes pride in clear communication and quality work, we'd love to talk with you. What You'll Do Perform comprehensive residential inspections, evaluating structural, mechanical, and safety systems with a sharp eye for detail Conduct pre-purchase inspections that give buyers clear, reliable insight into a property's true condition Complete pre-listing inspections that help sellers get ahead of issues before a property hits the market Provide maintenance inspections that help homeowners catch small problems before they become expensive ones Navigate attics, crawl spaces, and other tight or hard-to-reach areas as part of a full property assessment Communicate findings clearly, both in person and in writing, so clients always know exactly what they're getting What You'll Need An active Massachusetts Home Inspector License, required to perform inspections independently National Home Inspector Examination (NHIE) certification A High School Diploma or GED Proven experience in property inspection or a closely related field, with a strong grasp of structural and mechanical systems Comfort working independently in the field and managing your own schedule The physical ability to navigate attics and crawl spaces, lift up to 50 pounds, and differentiate colors A valid driver's license and reliable transportation Capacity to complete up to 10 inspections per week, with availability for at least 2 weekend appointment slots Why Home Inspectors Choose Sherwood Inspection Services A stable, full-time role in a high-demand market across Connecticut and Massachusetts A strong scheduling and operations team that keeps your calendar full and your day organized A steady, consistent volume of inspections, so you're never left wondering where the next job is coming from The chance to work alongside experienced inspection professionals who take the craft seriously A company reputation built on trust, accuracy, and 20-plus years of service to the community Ready to Join Our Team? If you're a licensed home inspector looking for your next opportunity in Connecticut or Massachusetts, we want to hear from you. Apply today to bring your experience and attention to detail to a team that values quality inspections and long-term client relationships. Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights (https://www.eeoc.gov/poster) notice from the Department of Labor.