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Our trade leads have twenty-plus years each in the business. We know what moves a listing, what an inspection report actually costs to fix, and that a closing date is not a suggestion. Send us the address and we’ll take it from there.
Three ways we help
The renovation that moves a listing from “needs work” to “move-in ready” and pays back at the offer table: the kitchen, the baths, the floors, the exterior. Not touch-ups. The work that changes the price.
When the report comes back with real work (roof, electrical, plumbing, structural, drainage) you get one contractor and one written, line-item bid your clients can act on and you can attach to a repair addendum. No deal stalls while everyone guesses.
Your buyers loved the house but not the kitchen. Hand them to a contractor you trust, and they remember who made the introduction.
Why agents keep our number
Every home in our portfolio was renovated for sale and photographed for a listing. We know which upgrades a buyer pays for and which they never notice, and we know what a missed closing costs.
How it works
Address, what you need (listing prep, inspection items, or a buyer’s wish list), the date that matters, and the inspection report or photos if you have them. Text is fine.
A written, line-item scope with pricing, itemized so your clients can say yes to some of it and no to the rest, and so you can attach it to an addendum if that’s what the deal needs.
Photography, inspection deadline, or closing: tell us the day it has to be done and we build the schedule from there. Lockbox access is fine; vacant houses are easy.
You get a text when it’s finished, a clean site, and completion photos for your file. Your client gets a contractor they’ll call again, and they remember you sent us.
Send us a property
Text us the address. We’ll walk it this week and tell you what’s worth doing.