Requirements to be a Home Inspector
We are looking for registered architects and technical architects to inspect homes with the maximum technical rigor throughout Spain.
Graduated in architecture
Degree in Architecture or Technical Architecture, registered with the professional association and having active insurance in Spain. This standard ensures maximum quality and rigor in each inspection.
5 years of experience
Active in the labor market, registered as self-employed and with at least 5 years of verifiable experience in new construction, renovation and/or remodeling within your province.
Flexibility and mobility
Flexible schedule and availability to combine your projects with Hausum. An excellent option to complement your activity as an architect.
Tools we use
The most efficient app
Upon finishing the inspection, we can send the report immediately, in a matter of minutes. Our application automates the process, writing the report for you efficiently and accurately, ensuring you have all the necessary information instantly.
Hausum Certification: Security and Confidence
Hausum Platinum
The highest level of certification, for homes in excellent condition: best results, no significant deficiencies and with optimal maintenance.
Hausum Gold
Homes in very good condition, with minimal deficiencies or aspects that can be improved that do not affect their functionality or safety.
Hausum Silver
Habitable and structurally correct homes, with aspects that can be improved in maintenance, installations or finishes, without serious risks.
Hausum Verified
The property has been inspected by Hausum, with a detailed technical report on its condition, without implying a specific rating.
Inspection Tools: Accurate and Safe Technology
Thermal Camera: Detects Invisible Problems
Our thermal camera allows us to identify anomalies not visible to the naked eye, such as water leaks, insulation deficiencies, thermal bridges, and electrical system faults. Thanks to this technology, we can anticipate problems that could lead to costly repairs.
Endoscopic Camera: Inspection in Confined Spaces
We use an endoscopic camera to examine hard-to-reach areas, such as pipes, wall cavities, or hidden systems, detecting cracks, internal moisture, and structural defects that would go unnoticed in a conventional visual inspection.
Contact Hygrometer: Moisture Detection
The contact hygrometer allows us to measure the moisture level in walls, floors, and ceilings, detecting condensation problems, leaks, or structural damage before they become a major issue.
Outlet Tester: Electrical System Safety
With the outlet tester, we verify the correct operation and safety of electrical systems, identifying issues such as lack of grounding or unstable voltages.
Gas Leak Detector: Risk Prevention
The gas leak detector allows us to locate leaks in heating systems and gas lines, ensuring that inspected homes meet safety standards.
Level Testing Ball: Structural Precision
We use a leveling ball to evaluate the flatness of surfaces and check for potential sagging or unevenness in the floor, which is key in evaluating structural problems.
Crack Measuring Card: Fissure Control
The crack measuring card helps us determine the size and progression of fissures in walls and structures, evaluating whether they present a risk or are simply natural movements of the building.