Home Condition Survey
Help us document appliance health, maintenance history, and listing readiness across the USA.
Help us document appliance health, maintenance history, and listing readiness across the USA.
From coastal cottages to Midwest farmhouses, our survey structure is built for American housing stock, climate zones, and typical appliance brands found in U.S. kitchens, laundry rooms, and mechanical closets.
Read moreEach completed survey captures HVAC age, water heater condition, kitchen appliance performance, roof wear, and deferred maintenance so sellers can price honestly and buyers can plan repairs before closing.
Read moreAfter you finish the questionnaire or request a packaged survey, we keep a client-side record of your selections and confirm next steps by email so a representative can follow up on the property you care about.
Read moreIt is a structured review of a dwelling that sat on the market without selling. We document appliance life expectancy, maintenance gaps, and condition notes so the next listing cycle is supported by facts instead of guesswork.
Include the refrigerator, range or cooktop, oven, dishwasher, microwave, washer, dryer, garbage disposal, water heater, HVAC equipment, and any built-in wine cooler or ice maker that conveys with the home.
No. Expired Home Survey organizes owner knowledge and visual condition notes. A licensed home inspector, electrician, or HVAC technician should still be engaged when a purchase contract or safety concern requires it.
Buyers who walked during the last listing often cited unknown repair costs. A complete appliance and maintenance survey answers those questions early, which can restore confidence when the home returns to market.
Yes. Browse our USA sample homes, open the detail page, and add a survey package to your client-side cart. Checkout stays on your device; a representative will contact you after you place the request.
Most households finish the multi-step survey in 8–12 minutes if they have model numbers, filter-change dates, and a rough age for the furnace, air conditioner, and water heater nearby.
Expired Home Survey began as a response to listings that quietly left the market after weeks of showings. Homeowners kept hearing the same concern: buyers could not tell whether the furnace, roof, or kitchen suite had been maintained. We built a questionnaire and package catalog that turns those unknowns into a readable condition story for households across the United States.
We want every returning listing to travel with a honest maintenance file—filter dates, appliance ages, water-heater status, and the work already completed. When owners know the story of their home systems, they can price with confidence and reduce last-minute repair debates.
