Inspected · Good- Bedrooms
- 5 bd
- Bathrooms
- 3 ba
- Square feet
- 3,480 sqft
Inspected Sep 19, 202615 findings
Every listing comes with a professional inspection
See the inspection before you see the house.
Already Inspected is a home marketplace where sellers pay for a licensed inspection up front. Buyers read the full report before touring, so offers are faster, fairer, and free of last-minute surprises.
Inspection report
48 pages · Sep 12, 2026
- RoofGood
- FoundationGood
- ElectricalGood
- Water heaterMinor repair
How it works
The inspection moves to the front of the line.
In a traditional sale, the inspection happens after an offer is accepted, when surprises are most costly. We flip the order.
The seller orders an inspection
Before listing, sellers book a licensed, independent inspector through Already Inspected. The inspector works for the report, not for either side.
Buyers read the full report
Every listing includes the complete inspection: roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, HVAC and more, with photos and plain-language findings.
Offers are made with eyes open
Buyers tour and bid knowing what they are getting. Fewer renegotiations, fewer deals falling through, faster closings for everyone.
Newly listed
Fresh homes, reports included.
Inspected · Good
Inspected · Good- Bedrooms
- 4 bd
- Bathrooms
- 3 ba
- Square feet
- 2,750 sqft
Inspected Sep 15, 202610 findings
Inspected · Excellent- Bedrooms
- 4 bd
- Bathrooms
- 3.5 ba
- Square feet
- 3,120 sqft
Inspected Sep 12, 20268 findings
What's in every report
A real inspection, not a seller's disclosure.
Reports are completed by licensed third-party inspectors to the same standard a buyer would order. Sellers can't edit or hide findings.
- Licensed, independent inspector with verified credentials
- Roof, foundation, structure, and drainage
- Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and water heater
- Photos of every finding with severity ratings
- Plain-language summary alongside the full technical report
- Inspection date clearly shown, refreshed if a listing goes stale
- Of listings professionally inspected
- 100%
- Of listings professionally inspected
- For buyers to read any report
- $0
- For buyers to read any report
- Days max before a report is refreshed
- 90
- Days max before a report is refreshed
Better for both sides of the table.
Transparency up front means fewer surprises, fewer fall-throughs, and faster closings.
For buyers
Shop with the report in hand.
Browsing is free. Filter by location, price, and condition, and know exactly what needs work before you spend a weekend touring.
- Read the full inspection before you tour
- Make offers without an inspection contingency
- Compare condition side-by-side, not just photos
For sellers
Sell with nothing to hide.
We schedule a licensed inspector, publish the report with your listing, and put your home in front of buyers who are ready to move.
- Attract serious, pre-informed buyers
- Avoid renegotiation after the offer
- Stand out with a verified inspection badge
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Who performs the inspections?
Licensed, independent home inspectors in each market. They are paid a flat fee for the inspection regardless of the sale outcome, and sellers cannot edit or remove findings from the report.
Can I still order my own inspection as a buyer?
Absolutely. Many buyers feel confident relying on the published report, but you are always free to order a second opinion or a specialty inspection such as a sewer scope or radon test.
How recent are the reports?
Every listing shows its inspection date. If a home stays on the market beyond 90 days, or if significant work is done, the report is refreshed before the listing continues.
What does it cost sellers?
Sellers pay a one-time inspection package based on the size of the home. There are no extra fees for buyers to browse listings or read reports.
What if the report finds problems?
That is the point. Sellers can repair items before listing, adjust the price, or disclose them as-is. Either way, buyers know about them before making an offer.