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Enforcement reports six inspector disciplinary orders; committee discusses reporting and form errors

Texas Real Estate Commission — Inspector Committee · April 21, 2026

Summary

Enforcement staff told the inspector committee it has six disciplinary orders under review and walked members through recurring problems: failure to advise clients to seek specialists, use of outdated report forms, and missing inspector names/license numbers on reports. Staff said some cases resulted in education requirements in addition to penalties.

Enforcement staff told the committee their inspector disciplinary report includes six orders and invited questions about the cases. "We have six orders," the enforcement representative said, and staff explained that some cases stemmed from report‑writing problems rather than obvious inspection failures.

Members discussed a case where an inspector’s report showed patched roof sections in photos but did not advise the client to consult a roof specialist; enforcement said the underlying issue produced insurance denials for the homeowner. Another discussed case involved an inspector using an outdated form and a subcontractor report that omitted the inspector’s name and license number; enforcement said the individual was disciplined and ordered to complete education in HVAC, plumbing systems and report writing in at least one matter.

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