
Why Realtors Choose Key to Success
Thorough, Clear Inspections
Findings explained in plain language so buyers understand what they're looking at.
Responsive Communication
Easy to reach before, during, and after the inspection.
Pay-at-Close
Qualified buyers can defer payment until closing, making the inspection easier to coordinate.
One-Stop Inspection Services
Buyer and seller inspections plus radon, WDI, mold, sewer scope and other services.
Designed to Make Your Transaction Easier
From scheduling to the final report, we make sure the inspection process is simple for agents and their clients.
Schedule
Inspect
Understand
Our inspections are scheduled through ISN, with digital agreements, confirmations, and reporting built into the process.

Turn Inspection Findings Into a
Repair List
Our ISN-powered repair builder gives buyers and agents an organized way to review inspection findings and identify items they may want to address after the inspection.

Inspect Now. Pay at Closing.
Buying a home already comes with plenty of upfront expenses. For qualifying transactions, our Pay-at-Close option allows buyers to defer the cost of their inspection until closing.
No payment today. Inspection completed today. Payment at closing.
Ask us about eligibility and availability when scheduling.
Realtor FAQs
What does a home inspection include?
A home inspection evaluates the major accessible components of a residential property, including the structure, roof, exterior, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, interior, insulation and ventilation.
When should my client schedule an inspection?
Buyers should schedule a home inspection as soon as possible after an accepted offer to allow time for the inspection, report review, and any necessary follow-up before closing.
How much does a home inspection cost?
A typical base home inspection fee may range from $400 to $600, depending on the property's size and features. Additional services may affect the total price.
Does the inspection include radon, WDI or mold testing?
Radon testing, wood-destroying insect inspections, and mold sampling are specialized services and are available separately or as part of eligible inspection packages.
Should my client attend the inspection?
Yes. We recommend that buyers attend their home inspection when possible so they can ask questions and better understand the property's condition.
What happens after the inspection?
After the inspection, buyers receive a detailed digital inspection report within 24 hours outlining observed conditions, safety concerns, and items that may require maintenance, repair or further evaluation.
