Become a Certified Healthy Home Evaluator
Address health and safety concerns by evaluating home environments for potential hazards.
What Is the Healthy Home Evaluator Certification?
The BPI Healthy Home Evaluator (HHE) certification provides you with the expertise to identify and assess home-based health hazards. This certification builds on your existing BPI credentials and focuses on improving occupant health by addressing issues like indoor air quality, moisture, pests, and other health risks.
What You’ll Learn
The curriculum covers assessing environmental health risks, analyzing contaminants, understanding vulnerable populations, and effectively communicating health risks. Additional topics include insurance, liability, and safety practices during home evaluations.
Expand Your Role in Home Health and Safety
Specialized Expertise
Learn to identify and mitigate hazards such as poor indoor air quality, mold, lead, and carbon monoxide.
Career Growth
Differentiate yourself by offering services that combine health and safety assessments with energy efficiency improvements.
Industry Recognition
Earn a respected credential recognized by homeowners, employers, and government programs.
Steps to Certification
Prerequisites: Hold an active BPI certification such as Building Analyst, Energy Auditor, or Quality Control Inspector.
Training (Optional): BPI-recognized training is recommended but not mandatory for the exam.
Written Exam: Complete a 50-question online exam to earn your certification.
Certification: Your certification is valid for three years, after which you must renew it through exams or CEUs.
Get CertifiedFrequently Asked Questions
It’s a certification that focuses on assessing and addressing home health and safety hazards, such as indoor air quality, mold, and lead.
You must hold an active BPI certification such as Building Analyst, Energy Auditor, or Quality Control Inspector.
Training is optional but recommended for better exam preparation.
The certification is valid for three years.
Roles include home health and safety evaluator, energy auditor with health specialization, and housing inspector.