Coming soon · For new homeowners
Turn your home inspection report into a personalized owner’s manual.
A home inspection report is forty pages of abbreviations, boilerplate, and photos of your own attic, handed to you during the most stressful week of the purchase. Somewhere in there is the difference between “cosmetic, ignore it” and “get a quote before you close.” Frank’s Inspection Review reads every line and rewrites it for the person who actually has to live in the house: what each finding means, how urgent it really is, roughly what it costs to fix, and which trade to call.
Then it goes one step further, turning the report into a living owner’s manual for your specific home: the filter sizes to buy, the shut-off valves to know about, the maintenance that actually matters for a house of your age and climate, and a season-by-season checklist you’ll actually use. Same promise from Frank: calm, specific, and on your side.
From this…
“4.2.1 — TPRV discharge pipe terminates >6" above floor; recommend evaluation by qualified plumbing contractor. (See photo 47)”
…to this
Your water heater’s safety valve drains through a pipe that stops too far above the floor. If it ever releases scalding water, it could spray instead of draining safely. A plumber can extend the pipe in under an hour, usually $100–$200. Not urgent, but fix it this year. Plan it