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Illinois Home Inspection Requirements

Illinois requires home inspectors to be state-licensed. Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) — Home Inspector Program sets the standards. Required forms and disclosures for Illinois inspections are below — plus a free template aligned to IL practice.

01 · Licensing

Licensure requirements

Required. 60 classroom + 60 field-training hours, passed examination, and insurance ($100k+ E&O).

Regulator: Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) — Home Inspector Program

02 · Required forms & disclosures

Required Illinois forms

03 · Illinois-aligned template

Free Illinois home inspection report template

A free home inspection report template structured for Illinois practice — InterNACHI / ASHI-aligned section order, severity-tier defect classification, photo-evidence-pairing, and a one-page summary. Compatible with Illinois's required disclosures.

Illinois inspection FAQ

Do home inspectors need a license in Illinois?

Yes. Required. 60 classroom + 60 field-training hours, passed examination, and insurance ($100k+ E&O). The regulator is Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) — Home Inspector Program.

What forms are required for a Illinois home inspection?

IDFPR Home Inspector Standards of Practice; Residential Real Property Disclosure Act notice.

Where can I find a Illinois home inspection report template?

A free Illinois-aligned home inspection report template is available on this page. Download the PDF, edit in Word or Google Docs, or load it into InspectorData for live AI-assisted reporting (90 days free).

Inspect in Illinois? Get the template free.

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