Turn inspection findings into a prioritized, budget-aligned action plan. Most inspection reports list problems. They don't tell you what actually matters.
Inspection reports are designed to document defects — not prioritize them. That distinction creates three common problems.
We evaluate each finding through three lenses — transaction risk, negotiation impact, and financial return — and assign each item to one of three categories.
After review, you receive a structured breakdown built around your property, goals, and budget — not a restated version of what the inspector already wrote.
Upload your inspection report through our project intake. We review it against your goals, timeline, and budget — and give you a clear action plan, not a restatement of findings.
Have your report ready when you start. If not, you can submit it later.
Our review is intended as practical construction and project-planning guidance based on the information provided. It should not be considered legal, financial, appraisal, engineering, lending, inspection, or real estate advice. Where appropriate, additional evaluation by licensed specialists may be recommended.
Recommendations are provided as professional opinions based on experience, project goals, and available information — not as absolute requirements. Every property, transaction, budget, and market is different. If you're working with a realtor, attorney, inspector, engineer, lender, or other professional advisor, their guidance should also be considered as part of your decision-making process.