Realtor Services Division

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Perfect for: Pre-listing prep to avoid inspection surprises
Starting at: $249 – $649 (depending on size & condition of home)

• Pre-listing walkthrough (detect common inspection issues)
• Tighten doors, hinges, handles
• Replace missing/burned-out bulbs
• Test GFCI outlets & basic electrical safety
• Caulk bathrooms & kitchens
• Patch nail holes
• Small drywall repairs (hand-sized)
• Adjust doors, drawers, faucets
• Light exterior touch-ups
• Replace HVAC filter (if provided)
• Documentation: Before/after photos + “List-Ready Maintenance Report”

• Small home (≤1,500 sq ft): $249–$349
• Medium home (1,500–2,500 sq ft): $349–$499
• Large home (2,500+ sq ft): $499–$649

“A home that smells good, looks good, and functions like it should sells faster and with fewer inspection issues.”

Perfect for: Inspection report repairs & negotiation items
Starting at: $399 – $1,999+ depending on report size

• Full inspection report review
• Prioritized repair breakdown (Must Fix / Should Fix / Optional)
• One clear, written quote
• Guaranteed work within the closing timeline
• Handyman repairs including:
  
  • Minor plumbing fixes
  • Minor electrical fixes
  • Drywall repairs
  • Caulking
  • Hardware/fixture replacements
  • Deck/fence repairs
  • Safety/code items
• Documentation: Before/after photos + Repair Certificate for files
• Materials included up to a set allowance

• Small repair list: $399–$699
• Medium list: $699–$1,099
• Large list or older homes: $1,099–$1,999+

“One quote. One crew. One done-for-you solution that keeps your deal on track.”

Perfect for: Vacant homes, out-of-town sellers, or long listings
Starting at: $99–$149 per visit

• Walkthrough of entire property
• Run faucets/toilets to prevent stagnation
• Check HVAC, smells, leaks, windows, and door seals
• Replace bulbs if out
• Ensure home looks occupied from the outside
• Light debris/porch pickup
• Documentation: Photo report after every visit

• Weekly: $99/visit
• Bi-weekly: $119/visit
• Monthly: $149/visit

“Protect the home, prevent surprises, and keep the property show-ready.”