Know what to fix before you list — and what to leave alone.
Estimate repair costs for the things a buyer's inspector is likely to flag, then find local contractors to get them done before your listing goes live.
Where are you in selling?
The seller journey doesn't stop at the listing photos. Here's what each stage needs.
Know what to fix, and what to skip
Estimate repair costs for the things a buyer’s inspection would flag, so you can decide what’s worth fixing before you list.
When the buyer’s inspection comes back
Their inspector will find things. Knowing which issues typically get negotiated versus which are routine helps you respond from a plan, not a scramble.
Move out without missing anything
The same moving checklist buyers use, with a stage for sellers — packing, records, and handing off a home that’s ready to close.
What will it cost to fix before you list?
Pick a category and severity to see a planning range — the same figures we use when a buyer's inspection flags the same issue, so you can anticipate the negotiation before it happens.
Repair Cost Estimator
Rough planning range — not a quote.
A real repair, not a full replacement
Estimated range
$1,500 – $6,000
National estimate for planning purposes only. Actual cost depends on your region and the specifics of the job — get a real quote before you rely on this number.
Get real quotesA checklist for moving out, not just moving in.
Our interactive moving checklist has a "Preparing to sell" stage — packing, records, and what to leave behind for the buyer — saved right in your browser, free.
Open the Moving ChecklistWhat's here today for sellers.
MoveConnected's inspection analysis is built for buyers. For sellers, the repair-cost estimator, the free contractor directory, and the moving checklist above are what's ready now — there's no seller-side inspection upload yet.