FOR FLORIDA HOME INSPECTORS
Help remove the cost of an insurance inspection for someone in your community. We’re building a program that respects your work, your schedule, and your professional judgment.
Inspector applications are not yet open
A NETWORK WITH A PURPOSE
We’re developing both funded assignments and opportunities to contribute your time. Compensation and participation terms will be clear before you accept work.
The planned application will cover your contact and business details, Florida license, qualifications for the reports you provide, insurance, service area, and availability.
Credentials and reporting requirements will be reviewed before an inspector can receive assignments.
Set the areas and inspection types you can cover, along with the amount of work you can reasonably accept. Review the scope and terms of each assignment.
Rates, travel allowances, cancellation terms, reporting timelines, and payment schedules are being developed.
THE PLANNED WORKFLOW
We plan to connect assignments directly to Inspector Studio.
An assigned inspection would arrive in your account as a $0.00 inspection request. You would schedule it, complete the inspection, and publish your report using your usual workflow.
The report would return to Free Insurance Inspections for delivery to the homeowner. Any agreed inspector compensation would be handled separately from the homeowner’s zero-dollar inspection.
Any inspector listed on InspectorsList.com who actively participates in Free Insurance Inspections will receive a special program badge on their listing. The badge will recognize their active contribution to helping homeowners through the program.
This recognition will be tied to active participation. It will not mean that every inspection offered by that inspector is free.
We’re exploring an included inspection credit for each program assignment for inspectors without an active Inspector Studio subscription, so software access won’t prevent participation.
We’re also considering a software-access benefit for inspectors who commit to a recurring number of completed program inspections. Credit rules, qualifying commitments, and subscription benefits are proposals, not active offers.
Sponsored and volunteer inspections should receive the same care as paid work. Reports must reflect actual observations, remain independent of sponsors, and meet the requirements for the inspection being performed.
The application, inspector agreement, rates, and software terms will be published before enrollment opens. This page does not enroll you or commit you to work.
Meet the organization behind the program