Seller Inspections
List With Confidence, Not Surprises
Don't Let a Buyer's Inspector Write the Story First
Every listing eventually meets a buyer's inspector, and whatever they find becomes the headline of your negotiation. A pre-listing inspection puts that story in your hands first, while you still have time to fix what matters, price around what you don't, and disclose the rest on your own terms.
AIM gives sellers the same thorough, systems-level report a buyer would get, roof to foundation, so nothing catches you, your agent, or your closing timeline off guard.
Flag It Before They Do
A buyer's inspector is going to find whatever is there to find. A pre-listing inspection from AIM puts you in control of that conversation instead of reacting to it mid-contract, when a surprise finding can stall or kill a deal.
You'll get the same thorough, systems-level report a buyer would receive, in time to repair what matters, disclose what you should, and price the home accordingly.
Get StartedOur Pre-Listing Process
The Path to a Clean Listing
A clear, guided path from scheduling to a listing you can stand behind.
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Schedule the Inspection
Schedule your inspection before your home hits the market. A pre-listing inspection gives you time to understand your home's condition and address concerns before buyers ever walk through the front door.
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Comprehensive Home Evaluation
We perform the same thorough inspection a buyer would receive, evaluating the home's readily accessible systems and components in accordance with the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice. You'll know what buyers are likely to find before they do.
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Make Informed Decisions
Once you receive your report, you can decide which items to repair, disclose, or leave as-is. Addressing concerns before listing often leads to smoother negotiations, fewer surprises during the option period, and greater confidence for both you and potential buyers.
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Detailed Reporting
You'll receive a detailed digital inspection report the same day whenever possible, and within 24 hours at the latest. Every finding is documented with clear photos, easy-to-understand explanations, and practical recommendations, making it easy to share with your agent or contractor.
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Repair & Prepare
With your inspection report in hand, you can decide what to repair, what to disclose, and what to leave as-is before your home goes on the market. Taking care of these decisions early helps reduce surprises and puts you in control of the selling process.
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List With Confidence
A pre-listing inspection helps you enter the market with a clear understanding of your home's condition. By addressing concerns before buyers discover them, you can reduce last-minute negotiations, build buyer confidence, and help create a smoother transaction from listing to closing.
Know Before They Do
A buyer's inspection shouldn't be the first time anyone learns about your home's condition. A pre-listing inspection helps uncover deficiencies before your home hits the market, giving you time to make repairs, gather estimates, or simply be prepared for questions during negotiations.
Instead of reacting to surprises during the option period, you'll have the information you need to make informed decisions on your timeline, not the buyer's.
Schedule a Seller InspectionAvailable With Any Inspection
Add-On Inspection Services
Extend your inspection with a specialty add-on, $150 each.
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Foundation Elevation Survey
$150Measures the foundation slab to the nearest tenth of an inch using a ZipLevel® Pro-2030 to identify signs of significant foundation movement, settling, or heaving.
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Pool & Spa Inspection
$150Checks pool and spa equipment, surfaces, and required safety features like barriers and alarms for proper installation, function, and overall condition.
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WDI / Termite Inspection
$150A wood-destroying insect (WDI) inspection performed by a licensed technician, checking for termites and other wood-destroying insects, along with evidence of previous infestations or treatments.
Not sure which one you need? Call and we'll help you decide.
List With Confidence, Not Surprises
Whether you're listing next week or just planning ahead, AIM is here to help you get ahead of what a buyer's inspector will find. Reach out to schedule your pre-listing inspection.