RoostLore · The Walkthrough Report

Your inspection tells you what's broken. This tells you what it'll cost — and when.

Send us any home inspection report. Within 24 hours you get a systems-by-systems read of the home's age, remaining life, and what's coming due in the next ten years — every figure citing its public source. Made to forward to your agent.

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Why your inspection report stops short

Home-inspection standards are condition standards — inspectors do that job well. But the standard checklists don't require the age of your systems, their remaining life, or what replacement costs — so almost no report includes them. That's the gap between knowing the water heater "works today" and knowing it's a year past its typical service life.

What a page looks like

Illustrative example — a composite home, shown so you can judge the format. In your real report, every fact comes from your inspection report and every typical-life figure cites the U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development's published useful-life table, page and all.

SystemAgeTypical life (HUD)Where it sits
Water heater1997 — 29 yrs~12 yrs (p.10) PAST TYPICAL LIFE — yr 29 of ~12
A/C condenser2018 — 8 yrs~15 yrs (p.12) Mid-life — yr 8 of ~15
Asphalt roof2018 — 8 yrs~20 yrs (p.8) Mid-life — yr 8 of ~20
Electrical panelnot stated in report~50 yrs (p.13) Unknown — we say so rather than guess

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The Walkthrough Report is not a home inspection and not a substitute for one; it contains no opinion of the home's market value and is not an appraisal. Typical-life figures come from published public sources (cited inline in every report) and describe typical equipment, not a prediction for a specific home. Condition statements are your inspector's, quoted. RoostLore℠ · roostlore.com