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Duration
up to 3 years
Tuition
$3,840
Online
Sep 14-Sep 14
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Online
Credential
Certificate
Year Founded
1966
Scholarships
yes
Mohawk College’s Home Inspection program offers a comprehensive online certification designed for those interested in pursuing a career as a professional home inspector. In partnership with Seneca College, Carson Dunlop and Associates, and the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors, this program covers the essential areas needed to conduct thorough residential home inspections. Students will gain expertise in key inspection areas, including interior and exterior inspections, structural assessments, roofing, electrical, plumbing, heating systems, and air conditioning.
The program aligns with the Standards of Practice of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) and the Canadian Association of Home and Property Inspectors (CAHPI). Through this certification, students will be prepared to pursue certification with the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors, a critical step in becoming a qualified home inspector. All courses are offered online, providing flexibility to study at your own pace, with the exception of any required in-person final exams.
This program provides the knowledge and skills needed to help homebuyers make informed decisions about their prospective properties, setting graduates up for success in this growing and rewarding field.
Admission Requirements
- Secondary School Diploma or equivalent.
What You’ll Learn
- Inspect thermal insulation, walls, ceilings, basements, doors, windows, and other residential fittings.
- Conduct comprehensive exterior inspections and assess structural integrity.
- Evaluate heating systems, venting, flues, chimneys, plumbing, and cooling systems.
- Identify defects in electrical systems and assess their functionality and safety.
- Inspect foundations, footings, and roofing elements, including drainage and skylights.
- Develop professional communication skills for writing reports and articulating findings to clients.
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Professors are doing a great job
Alicia H
Hamilton • June 12, 2026Graduated From
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This is my second time attending this college, when I attended years ago it was a very different experience. The school held many events, frosh week was always a blast, the campus is massive, free gym membership on campus, and they have great selection...
This is my second time attending this college, when I attended years ago it was a very different experience. The school held many events, frosh week was always a blast, the campus is massive, free gym membership on campus, and they have great selection of food, downside was parking was usually a nightmare. This year is a bit different, with classes online its a bit hectic, confusing and I knew it would be. In my course the professors are very supportive, the layout is making a bit more sense each day, the it department have been fantastic. One thing I will say is that it can be a bit difficult to get some answers from certain departments, but my course professors are doing a great job so far!
Great college, excellent faculty, and programs:
Dan Popowich
Hamilton • June 12, 2026Graduated From
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A great college, excellent faculty, and programs: check out the General Arts and Science Program if you aren’t sure about your next step in your academic journey - they also have a university transfer program. Why spend an extra year at high school w...
A great college, excellent faculty, and programs: check out the General Arts and Science Program if you aren’t sure about your next step in your academic journey - they also have a university transfer program. Why spend an extra year at high school when you can get credit for college and university programs.


