Home inspection repair estimate
Repair estimates from your inspection report.
Upload your inspection report to get a list of the key issues and itemized repair cost estimates.
$59 once. One inspection PDF. No subscription.
What your estimate includes
See the key issues, estimated repair costs, and assumptions behind each item.
- A total repair estimate, with itemized costs and a cost range
- Labor and material costs, or combined installed prices where that is how the work is priced
- Cost research for the home’s market, with sources and estimating assumptions
- Routine upkeep, assessment visits, and optional work shown separately
- Editable contractor request drafts and AI follow-up discussion in your private Project Workspace
Assumptions and limits
Where the report leaves the extent of a repair unclear, the estimate explains the assumed work and includes a repair allowance. You can see what the allowance covers and how it affects the total. Items that only call for further assessment stay separate.
Cost estimates help you plan repairs. They are not contractor bids or property valuations.
How it works
- Upload your report. Start with one home inspection PDF, including a clear English-language scan.
- Confirm the location and pay. Enter the home’s US state and ZIP code, then review your order. No account setup is required before payment.
- Review the complete estimate. Open your private workspace to see costs, assumptions, and links to the inspection evidence. Ask follow-up questions and prepare contractor requests when you need them.
Before you upload
How are the costs estimated?
AI agents turn reported issues into repair scopes and research labor and material costs. Each estimate shows its sources, pricing date, assumptions, and range. If local pricing is limited, it identifies the broader regional or national basis used.
A contractor’s price may change after a site visit. Concealed damage and work outside the stated scope are not included unless a clearly labeled allowance covers them.
Does older equipment automatically mean replacement?
No. Age alone does not establish a defect. The estimate follows the condition and recommendations documented in your report, with future replacement planning kept separate from current repairs.
What stays in my workspace?
Your report, cost breakdown, sources, and AI discussion stay together. New purchases include 12 months of workspace access from the first completed report, followed by 30 days of read-only download access. There is no automatic renewal.
Contractor requests are editable drafts for you to copy and send. Creating a draft does not send an email or share your inspection report.
What if my report cannot be processed?
We check whether your PDF can be processed before checkout. If analysis later cannot be completed, the workspace shows its status and support can help. See the Refund Policy for refund terms.
RenoAlly estimates costs from your report; it does not perform a home inspection, diagnose hidden conditions, or certify safety. Upload only a report you have permission to use.
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