Selling soon?
Fix it on your terms, before a buyer uses it against you.
Know what the buyer's inspector will find, before they find it.
Most deals that fall apart do it during the inspection period. A surprise defect gives the buyer leverage, and a deadline gives you none. A pre-listing inspection flips that: you see the issues first, fix what makes sense, price in the rest, and go to market with no surprises.
Why sellers do it
- Find problems while you still control the timeline
- Get repair bids on your schedule, not the buyer's
- Price the home with the facts in hand
- Give your agent a stronger, cleaner listing
What you get
- A full inspection report you can share with buyers
- Photos and video of every finding
- A Repair Request builder to send items to contractors
- Fewer last-minute renegotiations
See your exact price in about two minutes. Pick your services, choose a time, and you're booked. No phone tag.
Book a Pre-Listing InspectionQuestions, answered
Will I have to disclose what you find?
Disclosure rules vary by state. Ask your agent how they apply to you.
Can buyers still get their own inspection?
Yes, and most will. Your report means fewer surprises when they do.
Your home will tell you everything eventually. Hear it now.
Book online in about two minutes and see your exact price before you confirm.