Most home records disappear after closing.
Inspection reports, repairs, and maintenance history get lost — leaving buyers and owners in the dark.
We're fixing that.
Fresh House is building the property history record for every home.
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This is what a dated interior looks like before the right contractor gets to work. Six weeks later it’s a completely different home.
But when this property eventually sells the next buyer has no idea what was changed, what was upgraded or who did it. That story just disappears.
Fresh House is building a timeline where every renovation gets documented and stays with the home so the next owner knows exactly what they’re walking into.
If you’re a contractor, start documenting your projects at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
A transformation like this deserves a permanent place in the home’s record
A 50 year old unit still running sounds impressive but a micro leak like this doesn’t announce itself.
It just quietly does damage until someone finally catches it and by then there’s no record of how long it’s been going on.
Fresh House is building a timeline for every property so findings like these get documented and stay with the home.
If you do HVAC work, start logging your inspections at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
$2.7 million and it still has problems the builder never brought up. Price tag doesn’t equal quality and findings like these get buried the moment the keys are handed over.
Fresh House is building a timeline for every property so buyers can see what was flagged before they ever signed.
Not a summary. A documented record of exactly what was found. If you’re a home inspector, start logging your inspections at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
Findings like these are exactly what this record is being built for.
Six weeks to completely transform the interior of a home. But when this property eventually sells the next buyer has no way of knowing what was changed, what was upgraded or who did the work. That story just disappears.
Fresh House is building a timeline where every renovation gets documented and stays with the home for good. So the next owner knows exactly what they’re walking into.
If you’re a contractor, start documenting your projects at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
A transformation like this deserves a permanent place in the home’s record
Most people drive past a tented house and don’t think twice about it. But what happened inside that tent is something every future buyer of that home deserves to know about.
Termite treatments. Fumigations. Infestations that were dealt with and never mentioned again.
Fresh House is building a timeline for every property so pest history doesn’t disappear after the tent comes down.
If you’re in pest control, start logging your treatments at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
Every job you document builds a more complete picture of that home’s history.
This is what gets left behind and nobody talks about it. Rotten food. Black mold. Worn down
finishings throughout the entire property.
And by the time this place gets cleaned up and listed none of this is on record anywhere. Fresh House is building a timeline for every property so this kind of history doesn’t just disappear between tenants and owners.
If you manage properties, start logging your visits at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
The conditions you document today are exactly what the next person deserves to know about.
Most buyers never think to ask about the foundation. But foundation issues are some of the most serious and expensive problems a home can have.
Work like this saves a property but
when the home eventually sells the next buyer has no way of knowing it ever happened.
Fresh House is building a timeline where repairs like this get documented and stay attached to the property for good.
If you do foundation work, start logging your projects at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
Work this significant deserves a permanent place in the home’s record
Four and a half million dollars. And it still has problems the builder never brought up.
New construction doesn’t mean flawless and findings like these disappear the moment the keys are handed over.
Fresh House is building a timeline for every property so buyers can see what was flagged before they ever signed. Not a summary. A documented record of exactly what was found.
If you’re a home inspector, start logging your inspections at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
Findings like these are exactly what this record is being built for.
A containment job this clean tells you everything about the professional who did it.
But when this home eventually sells none of this gets passed on to the next owner. No record of the damage. No record of the restoration. Nothing.
Fresh House is building a property timeline where work like this gets documented and stays with the home so buyers know exactly what happened and how it was handled.
If you do water damage restoration, start logging your jobs at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
Work this thorough deserves to be on record.
You can fall in love with a home and have no idea the HVAC system is on its last legs. It doesn't
show up in listing photos.
It rarely comes up in negotiations. And by the time the next buyer
moves in the history of that system is gone.
Fresh House is building a timeline for every property so buyers can see what's been inspected, serviced and flagged before they commit.
If you do HVAC inspections, start logging your work at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
The findings you document today
are exactly what the next buyer needs to know
A floor like this doesn’t happen by accident. But when this home eventually sells there’s no
record of who did it, what was used or how it was done.
Fresh House is building a timeline
where work like this gets documented and stays with the property.
So buyers know exactly what they’re inheriting. If you do epoxy flooring, start logging your installs at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
Craftsmanship this good deserves a record that backs it up
This is the side of a rental property most buyers never get to see. Damage like this gets cleaned up, painted over and forgotten before the next person moves in.
Fresh House is building a property timeline where this kind of history doesn’t just disappear between tenants and owners.
A documented record of what a home has actually been through. If you manage properties, start logging at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
The history you already know deserves to exist somewhere.
Buyers see the finished product. They never see what it took to get there. When this home eventually sells most of this story disappears with it.
Fresh House is building a timeline where every renovation, every repair and every project stays attached to the property. So the next buyer actually knows what they’re walking into.
If you’re a contractor, start documenting your remodels at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
Work this good deserves to be part of the record.
Most of this never makes it into the listing. Flaws like these get glossed over or left out entirely by the time a home hits the market.
Fresh House is building a timeline for every property so buyers can see a home’s real history before they make an offer.
Not a report. Not a summary. A
documented record of everything that’s been found, fixed and done to a home.
If you’re a home inspector, start logging your inspections at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
The findings you document today are
exactly what buyers will need tomorrow.
Most pest control visits happen and then just disappear. No record. No history. Nothing for the next buyer to know about.
Fresh House is building a timeline so homebuyers can see what a property has dealt with before they move in.
If you’re in pest control, start logging your visits at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
Every visit you log is proof of the work you do
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pushing out links,
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Everyone assumes a new construction is a clean slate. It’s not always. Problems like these get buried the moment the keys are handed over.
Fresh House is building a timeline so buyers can see what was flagged before they ever moved in.
If you’re a home inspector, start logging your
inspections at https://t.co/PFTH7WTPtd
Your findings are exactly what this record is being built for.