Inspection Analyzer

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Three expert perspectives on your home inspection

Upload Inspection Files

Upload your inspection report, sewer scope, radon test, photos — any format. We'll figure out the rest.

I understand this tool uses AI to provide informational analysis only. AI may make mistakes, miss issues, or incorrectly assess findings. I agree that I use this tool at my own risk and should consult qualified professionals for repair decisions.

PDFs, Word docs, photos — up to 50MB each

Upload Everything

Drop all your inspection docs and photos — we handle any format

Three Expert Reviews

Master inspector, buyer's agent, and buyer perspectives

Actionable Report

Grades, cost estimates, negotiation strategy, and maintenance forecast

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inspection reports analyzed to date

How to Use Inspection Analyzer

Purpose of This Tool

Inspection Analyzer gives you three expert perspectives on a home inspection report: a master inspector grades the quality, a buyer's agent identifies negotiation leverage, and a buyer's guide explains what matters in plain English.

It is not a substitute for the actual inspection report or professional advice.

What You Can Upload

Main inspection report (PDF or Word)

Sewer scope reports

Radon test results

Supplemental photos (JPEG, PNG, etc.)

Any other inspection-related documents

Upload everything at once — the system figures out what each file is and combines them into one comprehensive analysis.

Important Guidelines

Cost estimates are approximate. Always get contractor quotes for actual repair costs.

AI can miss things or misinterpret findings. Use this as a starting point, not a final answer.

The inspector report card is an AI assessment. It's based on what's in the written report — the inspector may have done more than what's documented.

When in doubt, ask a professional. For structural, electrical, plumbing, or safety concerns, consult a licensed specialist.

Bottom Line

Think of this as having three knowledgeable friends review your inspection report and give you their honest take. It helps you ask better questions and make more informed decisions — but it doesn't replace professional judgment.