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Before you list

Pre-Listing Inspection

See your property through an inspector’s eyes before buyers do. A pre-listing inspection helps you understand its condition, plan repairs and approach the listing process with useful information.Understand your home’s condition and plan repairs before buyers arrive.

Inspection checklist on a green clipboard with a calculator
Prepare your home with perspective.
PricingFrom $425 · up to 1,500 sq. ft.
Best time to bookBefore putting your home on the market
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Prepare with fewer unknowns

A structured review of accessible systems and visible conditions helps separate immediate concerns from routine maintenance. Your report gives you and your real estate professional a practical starting point for deciding what to address before listing.

  • A documented view of the home’s current condition
  • Clear priorities for repair and maintenance planning
  • A report to support informed conversations with your agent

What we look at.

A structured review, with findings put into context.

Roof & exterior

Visible coverings, drainage and exterior conditions.

Structure & spaces

Accessible foundation, attic and interior areas.

Electrical

Visible equipment and accessible components.

Plumbing

Accessible fixtures, supply and drainage.

Heating & cooling

Accessible heating and cooling equipment.

Visual inspection of accessible areas. Scope varies by construction stage, property conditions and selected services.

A report you can put to work.

Your residential package includes a same-day digital report and client consultation. Review the findings, understand the priorities and follow up with questions.

Infrared scanning and drone imagery, when applicable, add useful perspectives. Specialty services such as radon, sewer-scope and environmental testing are available through packages or selected add-ons.

Before inspection day

  1. Choose a date that leaves room to review findings.
  2. Clear access to the attic, crawlspace and major equipment.
  3. Gather details about known repairs or property concerns.

Final pricing reflects the property’s size, age, foundation, scope and travel. See package and service pricing.