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Reference prices for rental check

Full rental inspection$200–$755
- Studio / 1 bedroom · $200–$450 — All 5 systems in a studio or 1BR: electrical, HVAC/AC, plumbing, paint & walls, appliances; photo condition report
- 2-3 bedrooms · $260–$580 — Full 5-system check across a 2-3BR unit or townhome; more rooms, fixtures and appliances to document
- 4+ bedrooms / house · $340–$755 — Large home, 4BR+, multiple bathrooms and levels; complete 5-system walkthrough and report
Move-in inspection$100–$400
- Studio / 1 bedroom · $100–$220 — Document existing condition at lease start; baseline photos of walls, floors, fixtures and appliances to protect the deposit
- 2-3 bedrooms · $135–$305 — Move-in condition report for a 2-3BR unit or townhome; room-by-room photo baseline and issue list
- 4+ bedrooms / house · $180–$400 — Full move-in walkthrough of a larger home with detailed condition documentation across every room
Move-out inspection$125–$510
- Studio / 1 bedroom · $125–$275 — End-of-lease check for damage beyond normal wear; compares to move-in baseline, supports deposit return or claims
- 2-3 bedrooms · $170–$385 — Move-out condition report for a 2-3BR unit; documents new holes, stains, appliance and fixture damage with photos
- 4+ bedrooms / house · $230–$510 — Full move-out walkthrough of a larger home; itemized damage list and photos for the security deposit
Pre-lease inspection$185–$720
- Studio / 1 bedroom · $185–$415 — For landlords listing a unit: verify the 5 systems work and the unit is rent-ready before showing or signing a lease
- 2-3 bedrooms · $255–$565 — Rent-ready check on a 2-3BR unit; flags repairs needed before listing so the property leases faster
- 4+ bedrooms / house · $320–$720 — Pre-lease readiness inspection of a larger home; full systems and condition review before a new tenant
Electrical check$100–$340
- Apartment / condo · $100–$225 — Test outlets, switches, GFCIs, panel and smoke detectors in an apartment or condo; note dead or unsafe circuits
- House / larger unit · $155–$340 — Full electrical check of a house: panel, outlets, switches, fixtures, GFCI/AFCI and detectors across all rooms
HVAC & AC check$100–$415
- Single system · $100–$225 — Run heat and A/C, check thermostat response, filter, airflow and drain on one HVAC system; note performance issues
- Multiple systems / large home · $185–$415 — Multi-zone or multiple units in a larger home; test each system's heating, cooling and condition
Plumbing check$100–$305
- Apartment / condo · $100–$225 — Check under-sink leaks, water pressure, toilets, drains and water heater in an apartment or condo
- House / larger unit · $135–$305 — Whole-home plumbing check: all faucets, toilets, drains, water pressure, water heater and visible pipes for leaks
Paint & walls condition$85–$305
- Apartment / condo · $85–$190 — Document wall, ceiling and paint condition in an apartment: holes, scuffs, stains, water marks vs normal wear
- House / larger unit · $135–$305 — Room-by-room paint and drywall condition report across a larger home for deposit or repaint scoping
Appliance check$100–$305
- Kitchen appliances · $100–$225 — Run and confirm oven, stove, microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator; note any that don't work or need repair
- All appliances (incl. laundry) · $135–$305 — Full appliance check including washer and dryer plus all kitchen units; working-condition report with photos
4-system check$185–$565
- Apartment / condo · $185–$415 — Core systems only in an apartment: electrical, HVAC/AC, plumbing and appliances; skips full paint report
- House / larger unit · $255–$565 — Electrical, HVAC, plumbing and appliances checked across a larger home; insurance-style condition summary
Repair re-check$100–$225
- Verify prior findings · $100–$225 — Return visit to confirm repairs from an earlier report were completed; short verification walkthrough with photos
Condition photo report$85–$305
- Apartment / condo · $85–$190 — Photo-only documentation of an apartment's current condition, no systems testing; fast baseline for landlord or tenant
- House / larger unit · $135–$305 — Room-by-room photo condition report for a larger home; timestamped record without a full systems inspection

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