Independent Inspector Opportunities

Join a second-generation insurance inspection and loss control company serving the Southeast.

Twenty First Services works with independent inspectors to complete commercial, personal lines, and loss control inspection assignments for insurance professionals.

Twenty First Services is a commercial insurance inspection and loss control firm founded in 1980. We serve MGAs, E&S carriers, insurance carriers, agents, and underwriting teams across the Southeast with field inspections and nationwide phone inspection support.

This page is for independent inspector opportunities with TFS. Client service information, report types, and coverage details can be found on our Services page.

What Inspectors Help Document

TFS inspectors collect the field information, photos, and observations needed to support underwriting review and loss control reporting.

Commercial Properties

Property condition, construction, occupancy, operations, protection features, and premises conditions.

Liability Exposures

Premises hazards, housekeeping, life safety, egress, operations, and customer or tenant exposures.

Personal Lines

Exterior and interior residential information, property condition, photos, and valuation support where applicable.

Who We Look For

We look for detail-oriented independent inspectors who communicate clearly, meet deadlines, and understand the importance of accurate reporting.

Prior insurance inspection, loss control, building, real estate, safety, or field reporting experience is helpful.
Ability to take clear photos and document property conditions accurately.
Reliable communication, scheduling, and follow-through.
Comfort working independently and following report instructions.

Current Field Coverage Areas

TFS field inspection coverage is focused on active Southeast and adjacent states. Phone inspection support is nationwide.

OK
TX
LA
MS
AL
GA
FL
SC
NC
VA
TN

Apply by Email

Interested in independent inspector opportunities with TFS? Send your resume and basic coverage information to our inspections team.

  • Your resume or work history
  • City, state, and counties/territory you can cover
  • Relevant inspection, construction, safety, or insurance experience
  • Your phone number and preferred email address
Email Resume

Independent Contractor Note

Inspector opportunities may vary by territory, client demand, experience, and report type. Submitting a resume does not guarantee available assignments, but it helps our team understand your location, qualifications, and potential fit.

What to Include

The most helpful submissions include a resume, inspection experience, counties or cities you can cover, current availability, and whether you have experience with commercial, residential, or loss control reports.