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Phase 2 of 5 · Inspection report and repairs

Your client's inspection report, handled.

Send Para your client's inspection report and the items they want addressed. We turn it into a clear repair scope and estimate, and flag anything that needs a specialist.

At a glance

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Buyers or sellers you're guiding through an inspection repair list

Para helps with

Report review, repair scope, estimate, and the work itself

Good to know

Sending a report is an estimate request. Para confirms scheduling after review and your client's approval.

Ask your client to leave out unrelated financial and identity documents.

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Your client's inspection repair checklist

Keep the report, the agreed list and the work in step for your client. Tap an item to mark it done.

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Understand the requested scope

Clarify and estimate

Plan around the transaction

Document the work

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Advice

Reading the report without the panic

What to prioritize

A report mixes maintenance notes, repair recommendations and items that need further evaluation. Start with what both sides have agreed to address.

What to prepare

Send the full report, the item numbers your client wants help with, and the target date. Leave out unrelated financial and identity documents.

When to bring in a specialist

You guide the transaction; Para scopes the requested work. Roofing, structural, sewer and other licensed-trade items may need a specialist evaluation first.

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How Para helps you and your client

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Inspection Report Review

Your client's report turned into an organized scope and estimate.

Includes

Review of the items your client selects, with notes on what needs a site visit or a specialist

Time

Typically 45–90 minutes of review; a site assessment may add 60–90 minutes

Send a client's inspection report

Free estimate

Inspection Repairs

Agreed repairs completed and documented against the report items.

Includes

Approved repairs, with photos and an invoice tied to report item numbers

Time

Custom estimate. Small lists often take 3–4 technician-hours; moderate scopes 8–16. Planning ranges, not a completion promise.

Price

Based on your approved estimate

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What to expect

From report to repaired

1

Share the report

Send the report, the item numbers your client wants addressed and the target date.

2

We review

Para notes what can be estimated remotely and what needs a site visit or a specialist.

3

Your client approves

Your client approves the scope and estimate. Scheduling is confirmed after approval.

4

Work and records

Repairs are completed and documented against the report items, ready to share.

Agent questions about inspection repairs

Can Para handle everything in my client's report?

It depends on the trade, condition, licensing and access. Para tells you which items its technicians can take on and which need a licensed specialist.

Can you quote from the report and photos?

Some items can be estimated remotely. Others need a site visit first, and Para tells you which.

Who approves and pays for the repairs?

The homeowner approves the scope and payment. If someone else is paying, Para confirms that at intake.

Where does Para work?

Greater Seattle and the Phoenix metro. We confirm your client's ZIP code before booking.

Next phase · Closing ready

Get your client ready for handoff.

Help your client bring the approved scope, schedule and completion records together as closing approaches.

Send a client's inspection report