Turn a Technical Inspection Report Into Clear Buyer Information.
BuyerReport takes the findings already contained in your building inspection, building and pest inspection or home inspection report and organises the important information around defects, repair priorities, likely trades and indicative repair costs.
Repair Cost Summary
The Information Buyers Actually Need
Instead of leaving you to interpret dozens of technical observations on your own, BuyerReport brings the relevant findings together into a clearer buyer-focused format.
Key Defects
Important building, moisture, roofing, pest and general defects identified in the supplied report are highlighted.
Source Photos
Relevant photographs from the original inspection report can be presented alongside the associated finding.
Repair Priority
Findings can be organised according to how soon they may reasonably require attention.
Repair-Cost Guidance
Indicative budgeting ranges help explain the possible financial impact of reported defects.
Likely Trades
Understand whether a plumber, carpenter, roofer, bricklayer or other suitable contractor may be required.
Repair Scope
The likely type of repair or investigation is summarised so the finding is easier to understand.
Future Expenditure
Maintenance and planned work can be separated from more immediate repair expenditure.
Buyer Clarity
Bring the technical findings together so you can better understand what you may be taking on before purchase.
Visible moisture damage, staining and deterioration is present to the affected wall area. The condition is consistent with ongoing or previous water entry and requires investigation of the moisture source before cosmetic repairs are undertaken.
See the defect. Understand the likely impact.
The goal is to keep the important information together. Where the source report includes a useful inspection photograph, the image can stay with the associated defect instead of being separated from the explanation.
Each relevant finding can then be supported with practical information around likely action, priority, contractor type and indicative repair expenditure.
Individual Defects Are Useful. The Total Budget Matters Too.
BuyerReport can bring individual repair allowances together into a broader indicative property budget so you can see the potential financial impact more clearly.
These figures are budgeting allowances rather than contractor quotations. Actual costs can vary according to the property, location, access, scope and conditions found during the work.
Not Every Finding Has the Same Urgency
Separating findings by likely timing makes it easier to distinguish immediate concerns from routine or future maintenance.
Urgent
Items that may warrant prompt attention because of safety, active damage or potential for deterioration.
Short Term
Repairs or investigations that would reasonably be considered in the earlier period of ownership.
Planned
Work that may be budgeted and planned rather than treated as an immediate repair.
Maintenance
Routine property maintenance that may still create expenditure but does not necessarily represent an urgent defect.
Fast AI Analysis or Professional Inspector Review
The core report format remains buyer-focused. The difference is whether the analysis is generated automatically or subsequently checked by an experienced inspector.
AI-Generated BuyerReport
For buyers who want a fast structured analysis of the supplied inspection report.
- Defects extracted and organised
- Plain-English explanations
- Repair priorities
- Likely contractor types
- Indicative repair-cost guidance
- Professional BuyerReport presentation
- Clearly identified as AI-generated
Reviewed by an Experienced Inspector
The AI-assisted analysis is professionally reviewed before the final BuyerReport is released.
- Everything in AI Review
- Original findings checked
- Available photographs reviewed
- Defect significance checked
- Repair scope checked
- Indicative cost guidance reviewed
- Professional review clearly identified
What BuyerReport Does — and Does Not Do
BuyerReport is designed to help you understand an existing inspection report. It is not a substitute for the original physical inspection and does not involve us inspecting the property on site.
Need BuyerReports Across Multiple Properties?
Buyer’s agents and acquisition businesses can use BuyerReport for recurring inspection report analysis, repair-cost guidance, professional review and client-ready technical reporting.
See What the Inspector Found. Understand What It Could Mean for You.
View a sample BuyerReport or upload your existing property inspection report to receive a clearer analysis of defects, repair priorities and indicative costs.