Oklahoma Licensure (Section 858-622 of Title 59) enacted in 2001. The "Oklahoma Home Inspection
Licensing Act" provides for the licensing of home inspectors through the State Board of Health, and a
newly created Committee of Home Inspector Examiners (Committee). The Committee is charged with
advising the Board of Health in establishing rules relating to: 1) qualifications and examinations for
licensure (the committee has adopted the National Home Inspector Examination as the test for minimum
competence), 2) renewal requirements, 3) reinstatement of licenses, 4) continuing education, 5)
standards of practice and prohibitions, 6) approval of schools and educational course content for home
inspection, 7) standards for schools to remain approved to provide courses of instruction, 8) reciprocity
agreements, and 9) investigative procedures. These Rules have been established in Title 310, Chapter
276. In order to take an examination for licensure, an applicant must be at least 18 years of age, and
successfully complete 50 hours of home inspection training, or its equivalent, as determined by the
Committee. Renewal of licenses will be granted provided home inspectors attend five hours of
continuing education within the preceding 12 months. Under the law, licensed home inspectors will
be required to carry no less than $50,000 of general liability insurance.
For more information, contact the Department of Health, Occupational Licensing at 1000 N.E. Tenth,
Oklahoma City, OK 73117
Phone: (405)271-5243 FAX: (405)271-3458
Licensing Act" provides for the licensing of home inspectors through the State Board of Health, and a
newly created Committee of Home Inspector Examiners (Committee). The Committee is charged with
advising the Board of Health in establishing rules relating to: 1) qualifications and examinations for
licensure (the committee has adopted the National Home Inspector Examination as the test for minimum
competence), 2) renewal requirements, 3) reinstatement of licenses, 4) continuing education, 5)
standards of practice and prohibitions, 6) approval of schools and educational course content for home
inspection, 7) standards for schools to remain approved to provide courses of instruction, 8) reciprocity
agreements, and 9) investigative procedures. These Rules have been established in Title 310, Chapter
276. In order to take an examination for licensure, an applicant must be at least 18 years of age, and
successfully complete 50 hours of home inspection training, or its equivalent, as determined by the
Committee. Renewal of licenses will be granted provided home inspectors attend five hours of
continuing education within the preceding 12 months. Under the law, licensed home inspectors will
be required to carry no less than $50,000 of general liability insurance.
For more information, contact the Department of Health, Occupational Licensing at 1000 N.E. Tenth,
Oklahoma City, OK 73117
Phone: (405)271-5243 FAX: (405)271-3458
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