Pre-Listing Inspection
Go to market already knowing what the buyer will find.
Deals wobble when an inspection surprises everyone. Inspecting before you list lets you repair on your own schedule, price with confidence and hand buyers a report that shows you have nothing to hide.
What it is
A full home inspection ordered by the seller before listing, with the same scope and report a buyer would receive.
Best for: Sellers and listing agents
What we look at
- Every system in a full residential inspection
- Safety items buyers' inspectors flag most often
- Deferred maintenance worth handling first
- Items you may prefer to disclose rather than repair
Questions we hear often
Will buyers still do their own inspection?
Often, yes. The difference is that theirs should confirm what you already know instead of uncovering something new.
Do I have to fix everything?
No. Many sellers repair safety and big-ticket items and disclose the rest. Your agent can advise on what pays off.
Why it pays off
- Fewer renegotiations after the buyer's inspection
- Time to compare repair quotes
- A report you can share with buyers
- A smoother path to closing