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The phrase independent contractor sounds straightforward. Most inspectors hear it and think autonomy, flexibility, and freedom from corporate control. In theory, it means an inspector runs their own professional practice while partnering with a company for marketing, scheduling, or administrative support. In practice, the model has drifted far from that
At some point, most independent inspectors consider joining a larger operation. Sometimes it’s about volume.Sometimes it’s about stability.Sometimes it’s simply fatigue — marketing, scheduling, billing, and admin wear people down. Multi-inspector firms promise relief. And sometimes, they deliver it. But before joining one, there are questions every inspector should ask
