To become a member, the Association carefully screens Home Watch companies and not all companies meet the requirements. Each company goes through the vetting process, references are checked, pass background check, proper insurance policies in place, bonding and licenses have been verified. Each year they check to make sure the proper insurance and licensing is in place and the Home Watch company continues to comply and meet standards. This community of professionals become a sounding board for advice and support for each other and continue be the "Gold Standard" in the industry.

Each member has agreed to abide by the National Home Watch Association Code of Ethics & Mission Statement. Membership in the NHWA can be verified by visiting the NHWA Accredited Member Locations Page or by contacting the NHWA today. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more.

To be a  Certified Home Watch Professional you must complete the "Boot Camp Training" with a NHWA Trainer. This adds and extra layer of skill and competency to our home inspections that other companies may not have.