Certified in Home Health Awareness

If you’re interested in evaluating homes with a sharper eye for health, safety, and hidden red flags, the Certified in Home Health Awareness (CHHA) course is for you. This course teaches you how to recognize clues that could indicate poor indoor air quality, structural damage, or potential health risks. While designed with real estate professionals in mind, CHHA is equally valuable for homebuyers, renters, landlords, and property managers seeking to better assess residential spaces.

 

Certification

As a Certified in Home Health Awareness (CHHA) graduate, you’ll be equipped to identify visual and sensory red flags in a home—without performing repairs or using tools. You’ll understand how moisture damage, mold indicators, poor airflow, masking odors, or material deterioration can point to hidden problems that affect a property’s livability and long-term value. Once you pass the exam, you can proudly showcase your certification using our digital badge across your website, listing materials, or marketing campaigns. This badge reinforces your credibility and shows a commitment to occupant safety and environmental awareness.

Learning Approach

1. LearnEase

Perfect for anyone new to the subject. Includes 7 in-depth modules that walk you through the most common home health warning signs—using everyday language and practical real-world examples. Go at your own pace and return to the material as a reference tool when evaluating homes.
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2. CertFast

Already experienced in property evaluations? Skip straight to the 30-min certification exam to prove your awareness-level knowledge.
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Learning Outcomes

• Spot common moisture and mold clues in homes, such as musty odors, warped wood, or bubbling paint.
• Recognize ventilation problems and indoor air risks linked to excess humidity or trapped pollutants.
• Identify signs of deterioration in building materials, including cracking, buckling, or discoloration.
• Understand how lifestyle factors like smoking, fragrances, cleaning products, and clutter affect indoor air quality.
• Evaluate homes using your senses to detect red flags—without the need for technical equipment.
• Know how to document concerns, ask the right questions, and recommend further investigation when needed.

Whether you’re touring homes professionally or personally, the CHHA course empowers you to assess properties with a sharper lens—helping you or your clients avoid costly surprises and improve decision-making.

Enrollment & Certification Policy

Your enrollment includes full access to all course materials and the final exam for one year from your original date of enrollment. Certification is awarded immediately upon successfully passing the exam, and it remains valid until one year from your initial enrollment date.