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Realtor Resources
Tools, reports and scheduling built for agents who send us business.
Agents send us business because the inspection does not blow up the deal for no reason. A clear report that separates real problems from routine maintenance keeps transactions moving and keeps clients calm.
What you get working with us
- Findings sorted by what matters, each one photographed, so your client can see the problem rather than imagine it.
- Everything in one visit, radon, termite, sewer scope, mold and infrared handled by the same inspector on the same day.
- Six markets, one company, the same standard whether your listing is in Charlotte, Raleigh or Columbia.
- Inspectors who talk to people, your client is welcome to attend, and the inspector walks them through the findings at the end.
- A 90-day warranty on every home inspection.
Booking for a client
Call the number for the market the property is in, or book online. Either way it helps to have the address, the square footage, the age of the house, and whether your client wants radon, termite, sewer scope, mold or infrared added to the visit.
If access needs arranging, a gate code, a tenant, a listing agent’s lockbox or an HOA-controlled mechanical room, tell the office when you book rather than on the morning. Access is the single most common reason a report comes back with sections limited.
Book for a client
Schedule online, or call the office for your market.
Free for agents
Turn a 60 page report into one clear summary
Inspection reports are long because they have to be. That does not help when your client opens a PDF at 9pm and panics about a hairline crack. DocReviewIQ reads the report and turns it into a color coded summary: every finding sorted by severity and explained in context, with a repair request you can send straight to the listing agent.
It tells your client what the finding is, why it matters and what to do next. It also surfaces the things buyers usually miss: what the inspector could not access, and what needs a specialist to look at. Summaries and repair requests carry your own logo and company details.
Free downloads
The agent resource library
Free to download and share with your clients. When the agent login launches, this library moves behind it, and agents with an account will hear from us whenever a guide is refreshed.
Checklists and maintenance guides
Brochures
Print them or send them digitally. Hand them out at listing appointments, open houses and closings.
Want to show a client exactly what they will receive? See our sample inspection reports. Training modules and HIC certifications for agents are being added next.
Your own dashboard
Get the HIC agent dashboard
Agents who work with us get their own dashboard in our scheduling system, Inspection Support Network (ISN), with a mobile version you can use from your phone. There is nothing to install from an app store. Send us your name, agency, phone number and email, our office sets up your account, and ISN emails you your link. That is it.
- Book inspections for your clients without picking up the phone
- See live inspector availability before you promise a date
- Pull up any report from any past order, whenever you need it
- Record retention, so your order history stays in one place instead of your inbox
Prefer to talk? Call 704-542-6575 and we will set you up over the phone.
Request your dashboard
Our office sets it up and ISN emails you the link.
Timing
Working the inspection into your timeline
In North Carolina the inspection belongs at the front of the due diligence period. Booking early leaves room for contractor quotes on anything significant, and a quote is what turns a finding into a number the other side can actually respond to. In South Carolina the contract sets an inspection period that works the same way.
The report goes out within 24 hours of the inspection, so your client is not waiting on us to make a decision.
Everything is handled in one visit. Radon, termite, sewer scope, mold and infrared are done by the same inspector on the same day, which keeps one appointment on your calendar instead of four.
What that looks like in practice
One appointment
Your client takes one morning off work, not three. The add-ons happen while the inspector is already on site.
Findings you can hand over
Every finding is photographed, with real problems separated from routine upkeep, so the conversation is about the evidence rather than about adjectives.
Six markets, one standard
Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, the Triad, Fort Mill, Rock Hill and Columbia, with the same report whichever side of the state line your listing is on.
Common questions
What agents ask us
Can my client attend the inspection?
Yes, and we encourage it. Seeing a finding in person is worth more than reading about it later, and questions get answered on the spot instead of by email that evening.
How quickly does the report come back?
Within 24 hours of the inspection.
Can we add radon or a sewer scope after the inspection is booked?
Yes, as long as there is time to schedule it. Call the office for your market and we will fit it into the same visit wherever we can.
Do you cover all six markets?
Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, the Triad, Fort Mill, Rock Hill and Columbia, with the same report and the same standards in each.
What happens if the inspection finds something major?
The report documents it with photographs and describes what was observed. We do not quote repairs and we do not tell your client what to ask for. That is your conversation, and it goes better when the evidence is clear.
Do you offer pre-listing inspections for my sellers?
Yes. A pre-listing inspection surfaces the surprises before a buyer’s inspector finds them, which is usually the cheaper conversation to have. See pre-listing inspections.
Book an inspection for your client
Online booking, or call the office for your market.