Texas property reports, built from inspections

Know the housebefore you buy it.

House Report is written from the inspection reports of licensed Texas inspectors: what they found in the attic, the panel and the plumbing, in plain language. Not permits and tax records. Those are included too.

Free preview on every address. Full report $29. Instant. Opens as a link; no account needed for whoever you send it to. Print or save as PDF.

82,990
Texas properties on file
95,675
Inspections, 2015 to today
600,000+
Individual inspector findings
40,098
Permits matched to addresses
DallasPlanoFriscoMcKinneyFort WorthArlingtonDentonAllenProsperLittle ElmCelinaIrvingGarlandRichardsonFlower MoundSouthlakeAustinRound RockHoustonSan Antonio
What a House Report covers

Every system the inspector opened, and the record around it.

Each report is read from the inspector's full written report, then mapped to the Texas standard sections. Safety items first, then repairs, then notes, with equipment ages and the public record alongside.

Foundation & Structure
  • Inspector's foundation performance opinion
  • Grading and drainage at the slab
  • Porches, decks, balconies, stairs
  • Structural walls and framing
Roof & Attic
  • Roof covering, flashing, penetrations
  • Roof age where the inspector recorded it
  • Attic insulation and ventilation
  • Chimney and fireplace
Electrical
  • Panel brand and amperage
  • Branch wiring: copper or aluminum
  • GFCI and AFCI protection
  • Outlets, switches, fixtures
Heating & Cooling
  • Each unit's age, tonnage, fuel
  • Refrigerant type, including R-22
  • Ductwork and condensate drains
  • Venting and combustion air
Plumbing & Water Heater
  • Supply pipe material
  • Drain pipe material
  • Water heater age and safety valve
  • Gas line material and bonding
Exterior & Windows
  • Siding, trim, sealants
  • Windows and glazing seals
  • Exterior doors and garage door
  • Walkways and driveway
Interior
  • Ceilings, walls, floors
  • Interior doors and stairways
  • Moisture staining noted
  • Safety items like smoke alarms
Appliances
  • Range, oven, cooktop
  • Dishwasher and disposal
  • Vent hood and microwave
  • Dryer vent
Public record
  • Permits filed on the address
  • FEMA flood zone and panel
  • Appraisal record: year built, size
  • Nearest fire station and EPA sites

Known-issue checks. Thirteen checks run on every report: Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels, aluminum wiring, polybutylene and galvanized supply, cast iron drains, unbonded CSST gas line, R-22 systems, and aging water heaters, furnaces and air conditioners. Found or not noted, with the section cited.

Since the last inspection. When a house has been inspected more than once, the report shows what was still noted, no longer noted, and new, system by system.

How it works

Three steps, no account.

  1. 01
    Look up the address

    If a licensed inspector has evaluated the house and the report reached us, it is on file. Search by address, city or zip.

  2. 02
    Read the free preview

    When it was inspected, how many items the inspector noted by system, the equipment on record, and what the public record says.

  3. 03
    $29
    Unlock the full report for $29

    Every finding in plain language with its severity, equipment ages, the known-issue checks, and a link you can send to anyone. One payment, no subscription.

Why this is different

Public records say what was filed. An inspector says what was found.

Listing sites and records reports draw from the same county and permit feeds. They cannot see inside the house. We start from the inspector's report and add the records to it.

Compare with other reports
A records report shows
  • Tax assessed value
  • Square footage, beds and baths
  • Sale history where the state discloses it
  • Permits filed, not the work inspected
  • An estimated value from a model
A House Report shows
  • Foundation movement, drainage, structural support
  • Roof wear, flashing, evidence of leaks
  • Each HVAC unit's make, age, refrigerant
  • Electrical panel brand, amperage, wiring type
  • Every deficiency, with safety items first
  • Plus the permits, flood zone and appraisal record
Who uses it

Everyone in the transaction, for different reasons.

Buyers

You have walked through the house twice. The inspector who was there before you spent three hours in it. Read what they wrote before you write the offer, or use it to decide what to ask for.

Agents

Pull the report before you list or show. Know the eighteen-year-old condenser and the open items on the panel before the buyer's inspector finds them for you.

Homeowners

Your house was inspected when you bought it. That report tells you what to fix before it becomes a bigger bill, and it is the baseline for the next inspection.

One report, one price

Full House Report

$29one time, per address

The preview is free on every address. Inspectors can send their clients the full report at no charge through their own House Report link.

Look up an address
  • Condition by system, safety items first
  • Every finding in plain language, with severity
  • Furnace, air conditioner and water heater ages
  • Thirteen known-issue checks, found or not noted
  • Permits, flood zone, appraisal record, nearby EPA sites
  • Since the last inspection, when there is one
  • A link that opens for anyone, no account
  • Print or save as PDF
For Texas inspectors

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