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After the Inspection5 min read

Home Inspection Repair Costs: What to Expect

Ballpark numbers to sanity-check a negotiation — not a substitute for a real quote.

Why these are ranges, not prices

Repair cost depends on your region, the specific issue, and who you hire — the same "roof repair" line on a report can mean a small patch or a full replacement, depending on what the inspector actually found. Each figure below is a national range from a published cost guide, with a link to its source. Treat it as a starting point for a conversation, not a number to put in a repair request.

National ranges for common inspection findings

Look up a repair

Pick a repair below to see its national range and where the figure comes from. It covers more repairs than the list above. This is a planning tool, not a quote — use it to sanity-check a negotiation before you request real numbers from a contractor.

Turning an estimate into a real number

Once you know roughly what a repair costs, the only way to know what it actually costs at your property is a real quote. Search local, rated contractors by category on the Home Services page — it's free and does not require choosing anyone.

Repair Cost Lookup

National range with its source — not a quote.

National range

$90–$200 per outlet

Source: HomeGuide, “How Much Does It Cost to Install or Replace a GFCI Outlet?” (opens in a new tab) · page dated Aug 2025 · read Sep 2026

A national figure for planning only. Actual cost depends on your region and the specifics of the job — get a real quote before you rely on this number.

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These are national ranges. For a number you can actually negotiate with, get quotes from contractors near you.

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