Hawaii Home Inspector Insurance Requirements

While the state of Hawaii does not require home inspectors to carry errors and omissions or general liability insurance, home inspectors should do so to maintain a good reputation and protect themselves and their businesses. In addition, many local real estate boards and home inspector business associations require their members to meet certain insurance coverage standards.

For more information on becoming a home inspector in Hawaii, visit InterNACHI’s HI Home Inspector resource page.

At EliteMGA, we are dedicated to providing you with the best E&O insurance on the market as well as other important insurance coverages. Our specialized, experienced staff will work with you to understand your business and individual needs in order to construct the best possible insurance policy. Regardless if you’re a sole proprietor or a multi-inspector firm, we will work with you to tailor our policy to fit your needs. In addition to E&O and GL insurance policies, we also offer coverage for radon, lead paint, termite/WDI/WDO, pool & spa, septic/water testing, indoor air quality testing, EIFS/stucco, infrared thermography, mold sampling, rodent inspections, green building inspections, and much more.

With EliteMGA, there are never any hidden fees, taxes, or financing costs. You can trust that our 30+ years of combined experience will help you get the E&O insurance you deserve in the quickest amount of time possible.