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In the State of Connecticut, home inspectors are required to be licensed or have received an interns permit and be working under the supervision of a licensed home inspector.  The inspector should provided a document for both you and the inspector to sign indicating the inspection will be done in accordance with the State of Connecticut's Standards of Practice.  A good inspection company will provide you with a copy of these standards.   The inspector is required to present his license to you if asked.


A good home inspection company will also present to you a written agreement that spells out for you their capabilities and limitations.  Everyone comes to a home inspection with certain expectations as to what the inspection will accomplish.  For some, these expectations are very sensible, others may have unrealistic expectations for a number of reasons.  It should be understood that the State of Connecticut's Standards of Practice and the inspection company's agreement dictate the scope of the inspection and the liability of the inspection company, as long as their agreement is not in opposition to the State's Standards.
 

It would be to the advantage of each home buyer to read the State of Connecticut's Standards of Practice prior to the inspection.  Most home inspection companies will exceed the level of these standards but are only liable for them.  The expectation of the home inspection should be adjusted in accordance with these standards.  It is also to the Realtors advantage to have a good understanding of these standards to help prepare their client for the inspection.