If you are working from an inspection report
Send the report (or photos of the relevant pages) and mark which items you want help with. Inspection reports often mix cosmetic notes, maintenance items and items that need a licensed electrician, plumber, roofer or HVAC company. Sorting those up front keeps everyone clear on who does what.
If you are preparing to list
Buyers notice the same small things repeatedly:
- Patched or damaged walls and scuffed paint — see drywall patching and interior painting.
- Doors that stick, rub or will not latch — see door repair.
- Soft or rotted exterior trim — see wood rot repair.
- Loose deck boards and wobbly railings — see deck railing and stair repair.
- Cracked tile and failing caulk in bathrooms.
Include your deadlines
Tell Trey the listing date or closing date and whether a buyer or agent needs documentation of the repairs. Availability has to be confirmed — a deadline is not a guaranteed slot.
Read more: a pre-listing repair checklist for Troup County homes.
Common questions
Can you work from my inspection report?
Yes, send it. Highlight the items you want quoted on, since many reports include items outside the scope of a home repair business.
How fast can you get it done?
That depends on the list and Trey's schedule. If you have a closing date, include it in your first message.
Where TLC Repairs offers pre-listing & inspection repairs
Based in LaGrange and serving communities within about 30 miles, including: