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Every room, every document, every record. All in one place.
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Know exactly what you are selling before anyone else asks.
A $35,000 used car comes with a verified history report. A $1.6 million home comes with nothing. HouseFax is the verified record for homes.
Every room, every document, every record. All in one place.
You take every detail seriously.
Your days are busy and staying organized helps.
You like being prepared.
Your career, your family, your home.
Your agent recommends it, or you order directly. It takes two minutes.
Permits, prior inspections, property data, FEMA flood zone. Aggregated automatically.
An inspector plus four licensed trades assess your home's major systems.
One verified report, with your home's score. Delivered before you list.
Find problems before buyers do. Repair, price, or disclose on your terms.
Complete documentation means fewer concessions at the table.
Most price cuts come from problems buyers find first. Priced per home — far less than one concession.
CaptureAI identifies and tags every document automatically. Receipts, invoices, warranties, permits.
CentralizeEvery record for everything, organized by room. One place, always updated.
Forecast36-month cost projections sorted by items. Plan ahead of what's happening with your house.
VerifyAfter a licensed inspection, your home earns a verified score and a permanent HouseFax ID. The record that follows the home.
AI makes it possible to aggregate scattered public records at near-zero cost. Permits, prior inspections, and property data, pulled together automatically.
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Get StartedYes, and more. The HouseFax Verified Report includes a standard home inspection through our inspector partners. On top of that, it adds assessments from four licensed trades: a plumber, an electrician, a roofer, and an HVAC technician. Today's inspections are a general overview done by one person. HouseFax adds the specialists who actually work on these systems every day. That is what makes it verified.
The seller, typically on the recommendation of their listing agent. It is part of the pre-listing preparation, alongside staging, photography, and marketing. Some agents and sellers split the cost. The specifics are between you and your agent.
Approximately 3 to 5 business days from the time you order. HouseFax coordinates the scheduling of the home inspection and all four trade assessments. You do not need to manage any of it. The completed report is delivered digitally as soon as all assessments are finalized.
Verified means the data in your report was gathered by licensed tradespeople who physically inspected your home's systems. It is not an estimate. It is not a generalist overview. A licensed plumber inspected your plumbing. A licensed electrician inspected your electrical. A licensed roofer inspected your roof. A licensed HVAC technician inspected your HVAC. That is verification. The HouseFax Verified badge and score are only issued when the full package, including all four trade assessments, has been completed.
A regular inspection is performed by one person who covers everything at a general level. They check temperatures, look at surfaces, note visible issues, and write disclaimers about everything they could not access or test. A HouseFax Verified Report starts with that same general inspection and then adds four licensed trade specialists who go deeper on the systems that actually matter to the sale. The difference is the depth and credibility of the data behind the report.
That is exactly why you want this report before you list. If an issue surfaces, you have options: repair it before listing, disclose it and adjust your asking price, or offer a buyer concession. The point is that you make the decision with full information, on your timeline, rather than a buyer discovering it during due diligence and killing the deal. Finding a problem early is not bad news. Finding it after you are under contract is.
No. The buyer may still choose to conduct their own inspection during due diligence, and lenders may require one. But a HouseFax Verified Report dramatically reduces the chance of surprises. It gives sellers data to address issues in advance, and it gives buyers confidence that the home's major systems have been assessed by licensed professionals. Deals are far less likely to collapse when verified data is already on the table.
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