For your clients & agents

The report your buyers read, the portal they sign into, and every link you send them.

Getting in — sign in, passwords, and the legal pages — What this screen is for. You bought a house — or you're the buyer's agent — and your inspector delivered the report through HomeRecon. This page covers the front door: signing in, fixing a password,…

My Reports — every report in one place — What this screen is for. The page you land on after signing in. For a homeowner it's your home's permanent record — every report your inspector delivers stays here, yours to open any time. For a…

Reading your report — What this screen is for. The interactive inspection report itself — the same report whether you open the link from your delivery email or sign in to the portal. The portal adds a header, a tools row,…

Ask the report — the Genie on your emailed link — What this screen is for. On the report link your inspector emailed, you can ask the report itself a question in plain English — "How bad is the roof, really?" — and get an answer built from the…

Sign and pay — unlocking your report — What this screen is for. A delivered report stays locked until the inspection agreement is signed and the fee is paid. This page covers the two steps on the report link, the signature page, the…

The Ask List — asking for repairs in your own words — What this screen is for. After the inspection, you pick the findings that matter, say what you'd like done — in your words — and send one link. The seller's side opens it on a phone — they confirm…

Send it to a contractor — your findings, to your own trade — What this screen is for. Sharing findings from your report with a contractor you hired — your plumber, your electrician. They get one link, no account, with the full picture: the inspector's…

Check a report — the public HomeRecon Verified page — What this screen is for. Anyone holding the link — you, your lawyer, the other agent, a lender — can open it with no account and see the two codes that stand for the locked report: the report…

Messaging your inspector — What this screen is for. Asking your inspector a real question, on the record, right under your report. The thread lives at the bottom of every report you open in the portal — a person answers, not a…

Leaving your review — What this screen is for. After your inspection, your inspector may send a review link. It opens a one-page form — no login — where you rate the inspection, say what stood out, and press one button.…

Your account and support — What this screen is for. The two pages behind the avatar at the top-right of every portal screen: your account (name, password, what gets emailed to you) and Help & support (a message straight to the…