Seller Inspections

Sell your home more quickly, more easily, and often for more money with a Pre-listing inspection.

• Get ahead of the curve. Find out what condition your home is in before you put it on the market.
• A pre-listing inspection makes you aware of issues in advance of negotiating a purchase agreement, allowing you the chance to make repairs or have them accounted for upfront in the asking price. Major issues are more than likely going to come up eventually anyway so it’s in the seller’s best interest to find out about them and decide in advance how to address them.
• See the home through the eyes of an unbiased, objective third-party. Sellers naturally have an emotional connection to their home. Quirks about how something operates (or doesn’t operate) often become second nature and we don’t notice them after a while.
• Manage the inspection process rather than be at the mercy of the buyer’s choice of inspector.
• You can be present during the inspection, which is normally discouraged during the buyer’s inspection. It’s their chance to really get to know the home. If you’re buying another home, you’ll want to do the same thing.
• Have the opportunity to make your own repairs. By someone you trust.
• Have the opportunity to build repair costs into the price of the house.
• We’ll alert you to any items of immediate personal concern, including radon and sewer line condition if you opt to add those services.
• Pricing the home accurately becomes much easier when you have information about the condition to support your price.
• You decide whether or not to make recommended repairs, provide estimates instead, or do nothing.
• Buyers often view the pre-listing inspection as a big positive that the seller is making every reasonable effort to disclose the home’s condition.