Building Science and the Inspection Process: Learn How to Reduce Risk with Jon Bolton at Inspection Fuel 2026

When it comes to home inspections, water is public enemy number one. In fact, moisture-related issues are the leading source of claims against home inspectors. That’s why “Building Science and the Inspection Process” with Jon Bolton is a must-attend session at Inspection Fuel 2026.

In this practical and eye-opening presentation, Jon will dive into the building science principles every inspector needs to understand, including thermal dynamics, moisture influences on the exterior envelope, and how water finds its way into a structure. Attendees will learn how to identify moisture pathways, improve inspection techniques, and strengthen their reporting and documentation processes to better protect both their clients and their businesses.

Few speakers are more qualified to tackle this topic than Jon Bolton. With more than 25 years of residential and commercial inspection experience, Jon has built a reputation as one of the industry's most respected educators and speakers. He holds a degree in Building Construction from the University of Florida, has operated a successful multi-inspector company, authored multiple books and countless industry articles, and has trained inspectors across the country through Home Inspection University–Florida and numerous national conferences.

Whether you're a new inspector looking to build a strong foundation or a seasoned professional focused on reducing liability, this session will deliver actionable insights you can put to work immediately.

Inspection Fuel is designed to help inspectors grow their businesses, sharpen their skills, and connect with industry leaders. Sessions like this are exactly why inspectors from across the country make Fuel a priority every year.

Don't miss your chance to learn from the best, gain valuable knowledge, and fuel your success. Register now for Inspection Fuel 2026 and join us for Jon Bolton’s essential session on building science and the inspection process.