See What Your Inspection Report Could Look Like After Review.
This sample demonstrates how BuyerReport can organise an existing building inspection, building and pest inspection or home inspection report into a clearer buyer-focused technical review.
See how important findings, source photographs, repair priorities, likely trades and indicative repair-cost allowances can be brought together in one professional report.
Indicative Repair Costs
Less technical clutter. More useful property information.
Building inspection reports are written primarily to document inspection findings. That information is important, but buyers can still be left wondering what needs attention, which repairs may be expensive and what the property may realistically cost after purchase.
BuyerReport reorganises the relevant information from the source inspection report into a clearer technical review designed around the purchasing decision.
Keep the Photo, Finding, Action and Cost Together
Instead of separating defect photographs from the explanation, the BuyerReport format is designed to keep the important information together wherever possible.
Sample Finding
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 what was found. Then understand what it may involve.
Relevant inspection photographs can remain with the associated defect so the buyer can see what the original inspector was referring to.
The review can then add structure around the finding with likely repair action, priority, suitable contractor type and indicative repair-cost guidance.
Understand the Property Before Reading Every Finding.
The executive summary is designed to provide a quick overview of the supplied inspection report before the detailed findings are reviewed.
This can include the overall risk profile, number of relevant findings, repair priorities and indicative combined expenditure.
Important Information in One Consistent Format
The exact findings depend on the original inspection report, but a BuyerReport can organise relevant information across the following areas.
Significant Defects
Important building and property defects identified in the source inspection report.
Moisture Findings
Water ingress, wet-area concerns and other moisture-related observations where reported.
Roofing & Structure
Roof covering, roof framing, structural and related findings contained in the original inspection.
Repair Priorities
Understand which reported items may warrant earlier attention and which can be planned.
Cost Allowances
Indicative repair-cost ranges help give context to the potential financial impact.
Likely Next Steps
Likely repair action and suitable contractor types can be presented alongside the finding.
See the Individual Costs. Then See the Bigger Picture.
A defect-by-defect review is useful, but the combined repair budget can be even more important when considering the true cost of purchasing a property.
All cost figures are indicative budgeting allowances only and are not contractor quotations.
AI-Generated or Professionally Reviewed
Both options are designed to provide a clear BuyerReport. The difference is whether the analysis is produced automatically or subsequently checked by an experienced inspector.
Fast AI-Generated Review
Designed for buyers who want a fast structured analysis of their supplied inspection report.
- Report findings analysed
- Relevant defects organised
- Repair priorities
- Likely trades
- Indicative repair-cost guidance
- BuyerReport PDF output
- Clearly identified as AI-generated
Checked by an Experienced Inspector
The AI-assisted report is reviewed before release by an experienced building and pest inspector.
- Everything in AI Review
- Original report findings checked
- Available photos reviewed
- Defect significance checked
- Repair scope reviewed
- Indicative cost allowances reviewed
- Professional review identified in report
Need Buyer-Ready Reports for Your Clients?
Buyer’s agents and property acquisition businesses can use BuyerReport for recurring inspection report review, repair-cost guidance, professional technical checking and client-ready reporting.
You Already Have the Inspection Report. Now Understand What It Means.
Upload your existing building inspection, building and pest inspection or home inspection report and receive a clearer analysis of the findings, priorities and indicative costs.