Your client chooses who gets the report

First, the client orders the Level 2. Second, we inspect. Third, the report and photos go out on the same day, to the people the client names. That can be you, the buyer, the seller, or all three.

Tell us the list at booking. If someone needs to be added later, send us a note and we will include them.

The report has written findings and photos, and it ends in a written path: the item to fix first, then the ones that can wait. On brick work, the order depends on the chimney.

A Level 1 at $55 is a visual check of the reachable parts. A Level 2 at $395 puts the camera in the flue. Anywhere in the attic, crawlspace or roof that we can enter gets a look as well.

NFPA 211 is the chimney standard. A buyer who asks why a sale needs a Level 2 can be pointed here. The standard lists four triggers, and a change of owner is the first of them. The others are fire in the chimney, a quake, and a new fuel.

We inspect quickly for your buyers. The one fixed point is the paperwork, which reaches you the day of the inspection.

We do not tell a buyer what to request. That is a conversation for you, your client and the other agent.