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Cornerstone Home Inspector Education Center, LLC
Exterior Webinars
Unless otherwise noted courses are approved in the following states:
Connecticut, New Jersey, Rhode Island
James Hardie Part 1
For decades, James Hardie has been a leading manufacturer of fiber cement siding, offering homeowners a durable, low-maintenance alternative to traditional wood or vinyl. Known for its fire resistance, moisture protection, and long-lasting durability, James Hardie siding is a common exterior cladding material that home inspectors frequently encounter.
James Hardie Part 2
Azek Exteriors
Klaus Larsen Roofing
Klaus Larsen Roofing is a roofing company specializing in residential and commercial roof replacement. They focus on high-quality materials, professional installation, and long-term warranties. Their services often include:
Asphalt shingle roofing – Using advanced installation techniques and durable materials.
Metal roofing – Energy-efficient and long-lasting solutions.
Flat roofing – Suitable for commercial buildings and some residential applications.
Roof inspections and repairs – Identifying damage, leaks, and structural issues.
Gutter and ventilation solutions – Improving roof longevity and home efficiency.
Asphalt shingle roofing – Using advanced installation techniques and durable materials.
Metal roofing – Energy-efficient and long-lasting solutions.
Flat roofing – Suitable for commercial buildings and some residential applications.
Roof inspections and repairs – Identifying damage, leaks, and structural issues.
Gutter and ventilation solutions – Improving roof longevity and home efficiency.
Velux Skylights
Tamko Building Products
Chimney and Fireplace Inspections
Chimney and fireplace inspections are essential for ensuring safety, proper functioning, and preventing fire hazards in homes. As a home inspector, it’s crucial to understand the key aspects of chimney and fireplace systems to evaluate their condition and provide thorough reports.
Exterior Inspections
Benjamin Obdyke
Residential Foundations
Marvin Windows
Understanding Marvin Windows
Marvin Windows is a leading manufacturer of high-quality, customizable window and door solutions. Known for their durability, energy efficiency, and aesthetic appeal, Marvin products are commonly found in residential and commercial buildings. As a home inspector, understanding the construction, installation, and common issues of Marvin windows is crucial for accurately assessing a property.
Marvin Windows is a leading manufacturer of high-quality, customizable window and door solutions. Known for their durability, energy efficiency, and aesthetic appeal, Marvin products are commonly found in residential and commercial buildings. As a home inspector, understanding the construction, installation, and common issues of Marvin windows is crucial for accurately assessing a property.
Asphalt Roof Inspections
In our asphalt roof inspection webinar, home inspectors learned how to identify common defects in asphalt shingles, assess roof age and wear, and recognize signs of improper installation or ventilation. The session also covered safety considerations when inspecting from the ground or roof level and provided guidance on reporting findings accurately and professionally.
Flat Roofing With RPI
Learning Objectives
By the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:
• Identify the key characteristics and materials used in flat roofing systems
• Distinguish between EPDM, TPO, and PVC membranes
• Recognize common installation issues and inspection defects
• Report defects accurately and recommend appropriate follow-up
By the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:
• Identify the key characteristics and materials used in flat roofing systems
• Distinguish between EPDM, TPO, and PVC membranes
• Recognize common installation issues and inspection defects
• Report defects accurately and recommend appropriate follow-up
Log Homes
In this webinar, home inspectors will gain essential knowledge on the unique aspects of inspecting log homes, including common structural issues, moisture and insect damage, and the impact of settling over time. They will learn how to assess the condition of exterior and interior log components, identify maintenance concerns, and recognize key signs of deterioration that could affect a home’s integrity. The session will also cover best practices for evaluating chinking, sealants, and drainage systems. By the end of the webinar, inspectors will be better equipped to provide thorough and accurate assessments of log homes, helping homeowners maintain and protect their investment.
Sto Corp EIFS
Learning objectives
• Distinguish EIFS from traditional stucco and other claddings in the field.
• Identify key EIFS components and typical transition details.
• Recognize common installation defects and moisture-risk conditions.
• Apply a practical, non-invasive inspection approach with clear report language and limitations.
• Know when (and how) to recommend further evaluation or repairs.
• Distinguish EIFS from traditional stucco and other claddings in the field.
• Identify key EIFS components and typical transition details.
• Recognize common installation defects and moisture-risk conditions.
• Apply a practical, non-invasive inspection approach with clear report language and limitations.
• Know when (and how) to recommend further evaluation or repairs.
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