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Arizona Home Inspector Bond Guide

In Arizona, all home inspectors must file a $25,000 surety bond to register with the State Board of Technical Registration.

Bond Overview

  • Purpose: To ensure home inspectors comply with state standards and license conditions
  • Who Needs It: Home inspectors in Arizona
  • Regulating Body: The State of Arizona Board of Technical Registration
  • Required Amount: $25,000
  • Premium Rates: $250

Keep scrolling to learn more about the bond process.

What Is an Arizona Home Inspector Bond? 

An Arizona home inspector bond is a type of license and permit bond required for licensure with the Arizona State Board of Technical Registration. It is a form of financial security that ensures home inspectors follow state regulations and protects clients from harm due to fraudulent or negligent work. 

How Much Do Home Inspector Bonds Cost in Arizona?

The Board of Technical Registration requires all Arizona home inspectors to file a $25,000 bond. The bond premium is a flat rate of $250 — just 1% of the total coverage. No credit check is required. 

Select a multi-year term at checkout to save 25%, making your premium as low as $208 per year of coverage. 

Bond Type
$25,000Arizona Home Inspector Bond

SuretyBonds.com offers the lowest available rates from our nationwide provider network with no added fees.

How Does an Arizona Home Inspector Bond Work?

An Arizona home inspector bond is a legal contract between three parties:

  1. Principal: The home inspector purchasing the bond
  2. Obligee: The State of Arizona Board of Technical Registration requiring the bond
  3. Surety: The provider issuing the bond

Under this contract, you, as the principal, promise to uphold all regulations under the Arizona Standards of Practice for Home Inspectors.

If you break the bond terms, harmed parties can file claims on the bond. The surety will validate and pay claims up to the full bond amount. However, you are ultimately responsible for refunding the surety.

Who Needs a Home Inspector Bond? 

Under Arizona Code Section 32-122.02, all home inspectors seeking licensure must prove financial security in one of three ways:

  • A $25,000 surety bond
  • Proof of at least $25,000 in net assets
  • A $200,000 errors & omissions insurance policy, plus $100,000 per claim

For most applicants, a surety bond is the most affordable and efficient option. Learn more about surety vs. insurance here. 

How Do I Get a Home Inspector Bond in Arizona? 

SuretyBonds.com provides the fastest and easiest way to get a home inspector bond. Follow these simple steps:

  1. Apply Online: Enter your information in our online portal to get a free quote
  2. Pay Invoice: Complete your purchase online or over the phone
  3. Receive Bond: Select your FedEx shipping option to receive your original bond form

Upon receipt, sign and file the official bond documentation with the Board. You can mail the bond form to the address below: 

Arizona State Board of Technical Registration

1110 W. Washington Street

Suite 240 

Phoenix, AZ 85007

How Fast Can I Get My Bond?

If you’re in a rush, SuretyBonds.com offers overnight FedEx delivery. Purchase now to receive your official bond the next day.

Can I Get Bonded With Bad Credit? 

Yes, since this bond is available for instant issue, you can get bonded regardless of credit score. Instant issue bonds are automatically approved at the same price for all applicants. 

How Do I Renew My Home Inspector Bond?

Arizona home inspector bonds expire annually unless you purchase a multi-year term. We’ll send you reminders and a renewal invoice before your bond expires. To renew your bond, all you need to do is pay the premium. 

How to Become a Home Inspector in Arizona 

The State of Arizona Board of Technical Registration oversees home inspector licensing in Arizona. To apply, complete the following steps:

  1. Exam: Pass the National Home Inspector Exam within two years of seeking licensure
  2. Training: Complete 84 hours of training through an approved program
  3. Parallel Inspections: Log at least 30 parallel inspections, completed under the supervision of a licensed home inspector
  4. Application: Complete the application packet with all supporting documents, including your fingerprint clearance card
  5. Fee: Pay the $175 fee 

After certification, file proof of your surety bond or other financial security within 60 days. The Board requires this before completing any inspections.

How Do I Renew My Home Inspector License?

Arizona home inspector licenses expire annually. To renew, complete the home inspector renewal form.

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