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Inspection repairs before closing in Sanford

Send the report. The handyman lines get a price and a date; the licensed ones get named, so nothing holds up the closing.

A written price first

Agreed before anyone picks up a tool. No surprises on the invoice.

The whole list, one trip

Save the small jobs up. We bring the parts and work top to bottom.

Licensed work, named

Wiring, plumbing or A/C? We tell you which trade before we start.

Insured & tidy

Drop cloths down, dust cleaned up, and a year on our labor.

What’s included

The report, sorted the day you send it

An inspection report mixes ten-minute fixes with real repairs. We sort it line by line: ours, a licensed trade’s, or cosmetic, so agents and sellers know exactly what’s left.

  • Missing outlet covers, door stops and cabinet bumpers
  • Doors that rub, won’t latch or lack a stop
  • Caulk at tubs, sinks, windows and exterior penetrations
  • Loose handrails re-anchored and loose railings tightened
  • Damaged screens, weatherstripping and thresholds
  • Patch and paint before listing photos
A couple talking on a porch behind a blurred home-for-sale sign
Receipts the buyer’s agent can useEvery line we finish gets a before-and-after photo and a line on the invoice that matches the report’s wording, so the repair addendum closes cleanly.

Common jobs

How long it usually takes

Times on site for a typical job. Your written price comes before we start, and it doesn’t change if we’re slower.

  • Typical 15-line pre-listing list1 day
  • Inspection items, handyman lines onlyhalf a day
  • Patch and paint for photos1–2 days
  • Screens and weatherstripping1–2 hours
  • Handrail re-anchoredabout 45 minutes

What we hand to a licensed trade

  • GFCI, wiring and panel items: a licensed electrician
  • Water heater, supply and drain items: a licensed plumber
  • Roof, A/C and structural items: the licensed trade named

We name the trade, leave the line on your list, and do everything else. Why we refer it

Neighbors, in their words

What people say about this job

All 186 reviews

“The buyer’s inspection had 23 lines. They sorted it into what they’d fix, what needed a licensed plumber, and what was cosmetic. Closed on time.”

Marcus T.Winter Springs · Inspection repairs

“Our living-room wall is block behind the drywall and two companies said they couldn’t do it. Dale used the right anchors, hid the cables in the wall and checked it with a level twice. It hasn’t moved a hair.”

Karen W.Lake Mary · TV mounting

Questions

Listing & inspection repairs: straight answers

How fast can you get to an inspection list?

Send it today and we’ll sort it the same day. Most handyman lines are done within the week, and we work to the closing date you give us.

Will you talk to the agent directly?

Yes, with your okay. Many agents send us reports for their sellers and get the photos and invoice straight back.

What if the list includes electrical items?

We name them for a licensed electrician and leave them on your list so they don’t get forgotten. We don’t touch them.

An agent handing house keys across a counter to a family of three

Sanford · Seminole County

Closing day, without the last-minute list.

Paste the inspection report one line at a time, or call and read it out. We’ll sort it while you’re on the phone.

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We built this one. The next one has your name on it.

What the chat on this page is doing

Type the job list one line at a time and it sorts each job as it lands — ours, a licensed trade’s, or the owner’s call. Say ceiling fan and it tells you that in Florida even swapping a fan means connecting two wires, so it goes to a licensed electrician at $0.00.

It takes a name and a number and hands it straight over. Nothing here is held, booked or confirmed, and it will not price the job.

What it costs

website from $1,195, paid oncebots from $149 a month

The whole number, on the page. We build your first page free, on your own name, in 12–48 hrs — you look at it before any money moves.

What comes with it
  • Your Google Business Profile set up
  • Your local directory listings
  • A chat on your website that answers customers day and night
  • Every lead emailed to you
  • Your marketing platform: make posts to your website and your Google Business Profile, all from one place
  • Continuous updates for AI search: your posts go from the platform to your website and your Google Business Profile, keeping your business current for the people searching and the assistants that read it
  • One platform for your posts and leads, where your customers come from, and your ads if you add Google Ads
  • If you add Google Ads: see your Google Ads analytics, your spend each day and your keywords, day by day or across any date range, from the same platform
  • Every bot on staff for your trade
  • Your posts drafted for you to approve, for your website and Google Business Profile. Nothing goes out until you say so
  • The Ad Manager checks your Google Ads spend every morning, if you run ads
  • The referral program
  • The lead form, wired to you
  • The staff tools: scheduling, crew and documents
  • 30 minutes a month of website and Google Business Profile work (Starter has 15 minutes). It does not roll over to the next month.

It does not roll over to the next month.

Mini $49 a month (no bots) · Starter $149 a month (starting with bots) · Growth $249 a month (full bots). The website is priced on its own, paid once.

What you own

The website is yours to keep, on your own domain. The chat and the marketing stop with the service.

Thirty days’ notice, any time. No year, no lock.

One company per area. When yours is taken, it’s taken.

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