Delaware § 4119 Exception

Delaware Statutes

§ 4119 — Exception

Delaware § 4119

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Ch. 41HOME INSPECTORS

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Del. Code tit. 24, § 4119 (2026).

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Nothing in this chapter prevents:

(1)A person who is employed by a governmental entity from inspecting residential buildings if the inspection is within official duties and responsibilities.

(2)A person from performing a home inspection if the inspection will be used solely by a bank, savings and loan association or credit union to monitor progress on the construction of a residential structure.

(3)A person who is employed as a property manager for a residential structure and whose official duties and responsibilities include inspecting the residential structure from performing an inspection on the structure if the person does not receive separate compensation for the inspection work.

(4)A person who is regulated in another profession, such as a licensed professional engineer or a

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Nothing in this chapter prevents:

(1) A person who is employed by a governmental entity from inspecting residential buildings if the inspection is within official duties and responsibilities.

(2) A person from performing a home inspection if the inspection will be used solely by a bank, savings and loan association or credit union to monitor progress on the construction of a residential structure.

(3) A person who is employed as a property manager for a residential structure and whose official duties and responsibilities include inspecting the residential structure from performing an inspection on the structure if the person does not receive separate compensation for the inspection work.

(4) A person who is regulated in another profession, such as a licensed professional engineer or a certified HUD inspector, from acting within the scope of that person’s license, registration or certification.