Innovative Services to Expedite Your Home Sale
Learn more about Home Seller ServicesOur top-rated Pre-Listing Inspection services for home sellers help enhance your home's marketability, build trust with buyers, and thereby, help you sell faster. Moreover, our certified home inspectors use advanced tools and technologies to help you create a custom plan for maximizing your return on investment (ROI) by prioritizing key issues.
With innovations such as 3D house tours, 2D floor plans and drones, where available, you can show your home to potential buyers anytime, anywhere and increase the visibility of your home listing significantly.
Virtually every home buyer hires a home inspector once you accept their offer. The home inspection report received by the home buyer will likely result in further discussions, clarification, and potentially another round of negotiation on items identified in the inspection report. Furthermore, nearly 50% of home buyers are first-time buyers, who may have more anxiety during the home-buying process. With our Pre-Listing Inspection for home sellers, let us help you get ahead!
Your Pre-Listing Inspection report from WIN will proactively help identify any major issues that a home buyer may bring up. With your pre-listing report, you can identify and mitigate potential issues before listing your home, which can help you shorten the sales process and minimize price negotiation.
Virtually every home buyer hires a home inspector once you accept their offer. The home inspection report received by the home buyer will likely result in further discussions, clarification, and potentially another round of negotiation on items identified in the inspection report. Furthermore, nearly 50% of home buyers are first-time buyers, who may have more anxiety during the home-buying process. With our Pre-Listing Inspection for home sellers, let us help you get ahead!
Your Pre-Listing Inspection report from WIN will proactively help identify any major issues that a home buyer may bring up. With your pre-listing report, you can identify and mitigate potential issues before listing your home, which can help you shorten the sales process and minimize price negotiation.
Virtually every home buyer hires a home inspector once you accept their offer. The home inspection report received by the home buyer will likely result in further discussions, clarification, and potentially another round of negotiation on items identified in the inspection report. Furthermore, nearly 50% of home buyers are first-time buyers, who may have more anxiety during the home-buying process. With our Pre-Listing Inspection for home sellers, let us help you get ahead!
Your Pre-Listing Inspection report from WIN will proactively help identify any major issues that a home buyer may bring up. With your pre-listing report, you can identify and mitigate potential issues before listing your home, which can help you shorten the sales process and minimize price negotiation.
Proactively address potential issues
Avoid prolonged negotiations
Enhance marketability
Sell your home faster
Pre-Listing Inspection Services to Help You Sell Faster
Most home sellers are unaware of potential issues – for example with the roof, crawlspace, attic, HVAC, and plumbing and electrical systems – that will most likely show up in the inspection report conducted by your home buyer. Our Pre-Listing Inspection will examine those areas, and paired with additional preventive services, you can proactively mitigate issues, instill confidence in potential buyers, and improve health and safety for you and your family.
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Pre-Listing Inspection
Inspect your home proactively before listing it to identify issues and sell faster.Learn More
Infrared (IR) Scan
Uncover health and safety hazards hidden in walls and ceilings to avoid costly repairs.Learn More
Radon Test
Detect this carcinogenic gas that is the leading cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers.Learn More
Sewer Scope Inspection
Detect and mitigate clogged or damaged sewer lines before backups in the home occur. Learn More
What is included in a Pre-Listing Inspection by WIN?
A Pre-Listing Inspection will help you proactively identify and prioritize potential issues to help accelerate the sale of your home. A Pre-Listing Inspection by WIN examines over 300 items in your home including roof, attic, crawlspace, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, interior and exterior features, and other safety features. With our advanced training and specialized equipment, we can also deliver actionable insights into your chimney, sewer lines, septic tank and interior walls, floors and ceilings, where available.
A Pre-Listing Inspection will help you proactively identify and prioritize potential issues to help accelerate the sale of your home. A Pre-Listing Inspection by WIN examines over 300 items in your home including roof, attic, crawlspace, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, interior and exterior features, and other safety features. With our advanced training and specialized equipment, we can also deliver actionable insights into your chimney, sewer lines, septic tank and interior walls, floors and ceilings, where available.
WIN is Redefining the Home Inspection Industry
Highly trained, certified, and insured inspectors
Prompt and professional services
Easy to read reports within 24 hours
State-of-the-art tools and techniques
30+
Years of Legacy
WIN made it convenient for me and was very thorough! I highly recommend them.
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WIN was knowledgeable and pleasant to work with. Highly recommend WIN!
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Great service. Very flexible and communication was excellent. Highly recommended.
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Home Sellers Ask, We Answer!
When should I get a Pre-Listing Inspection if I’m selling my house?
As soon as you’re ready to sell. If you’re considering putting your home on the market, schedule a Pre-Listing Inspection. A Pre-Listing Inspection helps you sell your home faster by proactively addressing potential issues, enhancing your home’s marketability, and building trust between you and potential buyers. By getting this essential inspection before listing your home, you can get ahead of the game and help your home sell faster!
Should I be present at the Pre-Listing Inspection?
While the seller is not required to be at the Pre-Listing Inspection, it is a great opportunity for you to ask questions to your home inspector and better understand the current condition of your home. This information can help you develop a mitigation plan should any maintenance or enhancements be needed before listing your home on the market.
How can a 3D house tour help me sell my home faster?
Home listings with virtual tours and floor plans sell 31% faster. Moreover, listings with virtual tours are saved 50% more on Zillow. With WIN360 services, potential buyers can get detailed information about the home and visualize themselves in your home.
Should the seller be present at the home inspection?
Not necessarily. We recommend sellers consult with their real estate agent to determine if they will need to be present at the buyer’s home inspection or not. In some cases, it can be beneficial to attend as it can provide direct insights into the property's condition and address any concerns.
How do I prepare my home for a home inspection?
To help make the home inspection process quick and seamless, we ask that you keep any furry family members away and move any furniture or home décor that may be blocking electrical panels or outlets, plumbing lines, or entryways to the attic, basement, or crawlspace. In addition, please ensure that all utilities are turned on. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact your local WIN home inspector.
Do I have to make any repairs outlined in my inspection report?
No, you don’t. While addressing some of the repairs outlined in your inspection report can help increase your home’s marketability, it is not required. Being transparent with potential home buyers is the key to helping your home sell faster. If you choose not to make any changes to the home, we recommend disclosing any key findings from your Pre-Listing Inspection with the buyer.
