You flag it, we quantify it, moisture readings, cause, and a real repair number fast enough that the transaction timeline survives your thoroughness.
The finding is your job; the fallout isn’t. But the agent wants to know if it’s a $500 fix or a $15,000 problem, the buyer is spiraling, and your E&O says don’t speculate. Refer the quantification: we meter it, trace the cause, and produce a priced scope within 24 hours, so your report stays clean, the deal keeps its timeline, and nobody pressures you to soften a finding again. Your reputation for catching things becomes a reason agents book you, not a reason they don’t.
Your report language stands as written. Send us the page and the address, or give the buyer’s agent our number.
Moisture mapping, cause identification, and a priced Xactimate scope, the difference between “moisture noted” and a decision.
Repair, credit, or walk, the parties choose with real figures. You’re cc’d on the findings if you want to be.
We never contradict your report to make a sale, if our meters disagree with a visual call, we present data alongside your finding, not against it. We never solicit the buyer for unrelated work off your referral, and we never blow a due-diligence deadline without warning you first.
If you don’t need us, we say so. No invented scope, ever.
You see what we see: readings, photos, pricing, before work starts.
Meter logs, thermal images, Xactimate scopes. Files that stand up.
Updates before you ask, bad news included, the same day.
Answered 24/7. On-site within 90 minutes across our service area.
Your report is a judgment call with your name on it. This is the exposure a verification partner removes.
E&O exposure on a judgment call. “Recommend further evaluation” gets a real evaluation, on the record.
Mold discovered after close. Findings get resolved and papered before they can become claims.
An oversold referral. Assessment isn’t obligation, nobody opens a wall to sell a job.
A deal stalling on ambiguity. A same-week verification turns “maybe” into a scoped answer.
It reduces it: your report made a visual observation; a licensed restoration firm quantified it. That’s the referral chain E&O carriers like to see, you observed, you disclosed, you deferred to specialists.
Then the report says so, and you look thorough rather than alarmist, “inspector flagged it, specialist cleared it” is a good outcome for everyone. We’ll never manufacture a problem to justify the trip.
Same engine, different entry point, agents usually come to us post-inspection anyway. If you work closely with agents, send them the real estate partner page; the referral credit still traces to you.
No. You inspect, we verify the moisture question you flagged. We don’t re-inspect the house or comment beyond the wet stuff.
The assessment is free. If remediation is warranted we quote it; if not, they get a written all-clear for the file.
Usually inside the option period. Most visits are scheduled within 48 hours and reported the same day.
Name, email, phone, done. Our partnerships lead follows up the same day with how referrals work in both directions.
If a client of yours has an active emergency right now, call the 24/7 line and we’ll dispatch first, paperwork later.
Skip the paperwork, call the 24/7 line, tell us you’re referring, and we’ll take it from there. Partnership setup can happen after the water stops.