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Gloved hand testing GFCI electrical outlet during home inspection
Inspector with flashlight examining foundation wall corner under work lamp
Attic truss structure photographed during pre-listing inspection
Moisture meter pressed against bathroom tile grout during inspection
Thermal imaging scan showing heat signature in wall cavity
Exterior roof shingles photographed from ladder during inspection
Electrical panel junction box with labeled breakers
Inspector photographing plumbing under kitchen sink
Freshly staged living room photographed before listing

Know Before
You List.

Every room walked. Every junction box photographed. Every finding documented — before the sign hits the yard.

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83%

of deals are renegotiated after the buyer's inspection.

Source: National Association of Realtors, 2025 Transaction Survey

The Ground
Beneath Everything.

We begin where most inspectors overlook: the foundation. Every crack pattern is photographed, every settlement differential measured, every drainage grade documented. Structural anomalies discovered here have renegotiated or cancelled more deals than any other single finding — your seller deserves to know first.

Inspector with work lamp examining foundation corner, concrete wall lit in warm amber light

$24,600

is the average credit requested after a buyer-side electrical finding.

Compiled from 1,200+ California and Texas transactions, 2023–2025

Gloved inspector hand testing GFCI outlet with testing device in kitchen

Every Junction Box.
Every Circuit.

Electrical deficiencies are the leading cause of post-offer renegotiation in homes over 20 years old. We photograph every panel, test every GFCI, and flag every double-tap before a buyer's inspector makes it a $12,000 credit request. Knowledge here is pure leverage.

11 days

faster to close when sellers provide a pre-listing report at offer.

Internal data across 840 represented listings, 2024

Water Finds
Every Weakness.

A moisture meter in the right hands is the most powerful negotiating tool in real estate. We test under every sink, behind every toilet, around every shower pan — and we bring thermal imaging to surfaces that hide what the eye cannot see. Dry reports close faster.

Moisture meter pressed against bathroom tile wall showing reading during inspection

1 in 3

inherited properties has an undisclosed material defect that surfaces during escrow.

Estate attorney survey, American Bar Association Real Property Section, 2025

Inspector on ladder photographing roof shingles and flashing detail in afternoon light

The First Thing
Buyers Notice.

Roof condition shapes buyer perception from the street. We walk every accessible surface, photograph every flashing detail, and deliver a life-expectancy estimate that gives your seller a defensible position — or a clear reason to address it before the listing goes live.

42-Page Sample Report

See exactly what your
clients will receive.

Our inspection reports include thermal images, moisture readings, annotated photographs, and a prioritized findings summary — the document that changes the conversation at every closing table.

  • 42 pages, fully photographed
  • Thermal imaging included
  • Priority-ranked findings
  • Agent-ready summary page

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Used by 340+ listing agents in California, Texas, and Florida.

Ready when your listing is.
Usually sooner.

Most inspections are completed within 3 business days of booking. Reports are delivered within 24 hours of the inspection.

InterNACHI Certified
Thermal Imaging Included
24-Hr Report Delivery
Inspector Direct Line
1,500 – 2,500 sq ft
Under 1,500Over 7,500
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