Marketing for home inspectors.
10 tools written only for home inspection, plus the 89 tools every trade uses. Built around spring and summer home-buying season, and around work like a pre-purchase inspection.
Tools made for home inspection
Only home inspectors see these.
- Buying Season CampaignPosts and emails for the spring and summer buying season aimed at buyers and the agents who work with them.
- What an Inspection Does and Does Not CoverA plain explainer for buyers on what the inspection includes, what it does not, and what to do about what it finds.
- Report Cover Letter and SummaryA plain-words cover letter and summary that sits on top of an inspection report the member supplies findings for.
- Pre-Listing and Pre-Purchase PitchA pitch to agents and homeowners for a pre-listing or pre-purchase inspection, with what each is and who it helps.
- Inspection Story for SocialTurns a finished inspection into a post that teaches something, without naming the client.
- How to Read Your Report GuideA short guide that helps a buyer make sense of an inspection report so a long list does not feel like a failure.
- Agent Partner PitchA pitch to real estate agents about how you work with their clients, built on service and clarity.
- Radon, Sewer Scope and Add-On ServicesExplains each optional test or service you offer, what it checks, and who it might suit, with no prices or health claims.
- New-Homeowner Maintenance ChecklistA seasonal checklist you can send to a buyer after closing to keep them in touch and remembered.
- ProspectorPlans who home inspectors should approach next, where to find them from your own records and public sources, and writes the first message, the follow up and the call.
Plus the tools every trade uses
89 shared tools, such as Ad Copy, Benefit Builder, Ad Angles, Offer Builder, Answer the No, Google Profile Posts, What People Search For, Website Check-Up and more. See them all.
Engage
CRM, one inbox, missed call text back, booking, campaigns and automations. See Engage
Presence
Listings, reviews, local search and websites. See Presence
Competitor Report
Compare yourself with home inspectors near you. How it works
Questions from home inspectors
What does HomeServiceStackPlus.AI do for home inspectors?
It gives home inspectors 10 tools written only for home inspection, plus 89 shared tools, so a draft for a pre-purchase inspection uses the right words for your trade. Every draft is for you to read and approve.
Does it know when home inspection work is busy?
The tools are built around spring and summer home-buying season, so seasonal posts, reminders and offers fit the work.
What about my license and insurance wording?
Tools use only the license and insurance lines you give them. For home inspection, that usually means: state home inspector license, errors and omissions insurance, and any ASHI or InterNACHI membership. Confirm what applies where you work.
Is it legal advice?
No. It is a marketing tool, not a legal tool. Read every draft and confirm each claim is true and allowed where you work.
How do I try it?
Request a demo and a person will walk through the tools for your trade with your business name in them.
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