Inspection findings, in plain words.
A report tells you what the inspector saw. It does not tell you what it takes to fix, what it costs, or whether it matters. These are the findings we see on most reports, with 2026 repair ranges and our read on each.
- Ballpark
- Within 24 hoursFrom the report or a photo of its summary pages.
- Price
- One for the listIn writing, before any work starts.
Common findings
- Door does not latch · $75 to $220 · fix
- Lock does not work · $75 to $200 · fix
- Failed or missing caulking · $150 to $300 · fix
- Worn or missing weather stripping · $150 to $400 · fix
- Loose or leaking gutter · $150 to $500 · fix
- Torn or missing window screens · $15 to $50 · fix if cheap, or leave
- Wall or ceiling damage · $200 to $800 · fix (find the leak first)
- Leaking faucet · $65 to $150 · fix
- Light fixture not working · $65 to $175 · fix (check the bulb first)
Ranges are HomeGuide 2026 national numbers, per item. Bay Area labor runs higher. Tru Service does not inspect homes; we work from the report the inspector wrote, and we do the repairs. See bring us to the inspection.
We find it and we fix it.
On your date.
Tru Service works for homeowners, real estate agents, property managers, designers, architects and builders. We walk it within 24 hours. You get the price on site. We can start on the spot. The first walkthrough is free.