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Automated analysis — Claude AI reads your report and prices findings from a regional repair-cost table. Not a home inspection or professional advice.
How it works
Three steps from a confusing PDF to a clear plan — no account, no card to start.
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In about two minutes, a free teaser surfaces your biggest finding and an estimated repair-cost range.
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Every finding in plain English, a cost range on each, and exactly what to ask the seller for.
What you get
Every report is built around the four questions you actually need answered.
What actually matters
Findings sorted by severity, so the deal-breakers rise to the top and the boilerplate falls away.
What it costs
A repair-cost range on every finding, adjusted for your region — real numbers, not vague warnings.
What to ask for
A one-line, seller-ready ask on every finding worth raising, so you know exactly what to request.
A one-pager for your agent
A clean, printable summary of your requests you can hand straight to your agent.
Browse our guides
Deep, plain-English guides to every part of your report — free to read, no upload required.
By topic
Understanding Your Inspection Report
How to read the report front to back — severity, boilerplate, deferred maintenance, summaries, and what actually matters to a buyer.
Roof Problems on a Home Inspection
Shingles, flashing, service life, leaks, and ventilation — what inspectors flag on roofs and what each finding costs to fix.
Electrical Red Flags
Panels, wiring, grounding, and GFCI protection — the electrical findings that are safety issues versus the ones that can wait.
Foundation & Structure
Cracks, settlement, framing, and grading — telling a cosmetic crack from a structural problem, and what a real fix costs.
Plumbing Problems
Supply lines, drains, water heaters, and materials of concern — what inspectors write and what it means for your budget.
Heating, Cooling & HVAC
Furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, and ductwork — age, service life, safety findings, and replacement cost ranges.
Water Intrusion & Mold
Moisture, grading, basements, crawlspaces, and microbial growth — the findings buyers worry about most and how to size the risk.
Exterior, Grading & Drainage
Siding, windows, decks, driveways, and the grading and gutters that protect everything else — what gets flagged and why.
Safety & Environmental Hazards
Radon, asbestos, lead, gas, and life-safety findings — the report items that are about health and safety, not just repair cost.
Negotiating After the Inspection
Turning findings into a repair-or-credit ask — what to request, how to write it, and what sellers actually agree to.
Popular guides
- Federal Pacific & Zinsco Panels: Why They're Flagged
- Foundation Cracks: Cosmetic vs. Structural
- Polybutylene Pipe: The Material That Scares Inspectors
- Cracked Heat Exchanger: A Real Safety Finding
- Radon on a Home Inspection: Should You Test, and What Do Levels Mean?
- What \"Deferred Maintenance\" Means on a Home Inspection Report
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