
← The Ride Along: A Home Inspection Podcast9 Feb · 54 min
DON'T GET LEFT BEHIND BY AI! How AI tools like CodePro are changing the way Home Inspectors access code
Artificial intelligence is changing how home inspections work — and how home inspectors deliver value. In this episode of The Ride Along Home Inspection Podcast, Brad Lowery and Matt Brading discuss how AI, instant access to information, and evolving buyer expectations are reshaping the home inspection industry. And there's nobody better to discuss that with than Karl Stump and Beau Brown of CodePro!
Today's homebuyers arrive at inspections armed with research, thermal cameras, and AI tools, making it more important than ever for inspectors to provide deeper expertise, faster insights, and real-world guidance that goes beyond basic reporting. The conversation explores how inspectors can stay competitive, build trust, and adapt to a rapidly changing technology landscape.
Enter CodePro, a new app designed to help inspectors quickly understand building codes, avoid common construction mistakes, and explain complex regulations to clients with confidence. From AI adoption to building code awareness and future regulations, this discussion breaks down how inspectors can use technology to work smarter and deliver more value. Whether you're a home inspector, homebuyer, builder, or real estate professional, this episode explains how AI and modern tools are shaping the future of home inspections.
Chapters:
00:02 - The critical shift: from being the home expert to offering more value with AI
00:47 - The evolution of home inspections amidst a wealth of buyer information
01:35 - The role of building codes and the introduction of CodePro
02:14 - What is CodePro and how it demystifies building codes
03:57 - Using CodePro to answer specific code questions across jurisdictions
04:52 - The importance of building standards over just quoting codes
05:25 - The national vs. local regulation landscape for home inspectors
06:32 - How CodePro aids in problem-solving and inspection decision-making