What is in it, when it went in, what has been serviced and what is coming due. Your is built from the paperwork you already have, and it keeps going for as long as you own the place.
One free report per home, marked and view only. Bring the invoices, permits and warranty papers you already have. No card asked for. takes the mark off and opens the download.
Invoices, permits, warranty cards, old service receipts. Whatever is in the drawer. No inspector at the door, no site visit to book.
We read every document, match it to the right system by model and serial, and assemble one clean Asset History Report for your home.
The record is yours. It updates as work gets done, travels with the home when you sell, and remembers everything so you never have to.
You forget what year the furnace went in, which contractor last serviced the AC, whether the roof is still under warranty, whether anyone ever sealed the driveway. The record does not. Here is what it holds.
Every system rated and rolled into one condition score: the furnace and the roof, the panel and the insulation, the foundation and the driveway. Right next to what you have invested and how much of the house is actually on record. It is the first thing your report shows you.
Your furnace, air conditioner, water heater and more, each with its age, warranty, condition, and what it has cost over its life. No more guessing what is in your home or how old it is.
Every service is logged with the technician's name, their company, and the real readings they took. The history stays trustworthy, and it does not vanish when a contractor moves on or a season passes.
The entire record transfers with the home in one step. A documented home stands out on a listing, and it gives a buyer a real reason to trust what they are paying for.
A home's history normally lives in one person's memory and one drawer of paper. It dies the day either of them moves on. Here is what stops happening.
Grant access and whoever shows up sees the model, the age, what was done last time and what is still under warranty, before they are through the door. On an after hours call that is the difference between a diagnosis and a guess.
Twenty years of knowing your furnace walks out with him. The record does not. Whoever you hire next reads what happened instead of asking you to remember it.
The whole history moves with the house. Your agent has something to show instead of something to promise, and the next owner inherits the story rather than starting a new one from nothing.
Connect your home inspector on the place you are buying and their findings open its record on day one. They can file to the home you are leaving too, so both houses keep going.
Upload the invoices, permits, and warranty papers you already have. We read them and build your home's full report: every system with its age against how long it should last, what is due next, and your capital forecast. No card, and nothing held back.
You can add the make, model, and serial number of your equipment yourself. Service notes and job records are added and signed by your contractor. You should never need to open or take apart a unit; read the numbers from your contractor's records, the invoice, or the owner's manual, or have your technician record them.
Pricing excludes applicable taxes, which may be added on future renewals as registration completes.
No. You start with the documents you already have, invoices, permits, warranties, and we build the record from those. From then on, your contractors add to it as they do the work.
That is normal, and it is fine. Add what you have and the record starts there. It fills in over time as work gets done, and it already shows you more than you knew before.
The entire record transfers to the new owner in one step. A documented home stands out on a listing and gives a buyer a real reason to trust what they are paying for.
Only you, unless you choose to share it. You control access completely, and you can turn on two-factor sign in for extra protection.
Your first report on your home is free, and it is the full report rather than a sample: every system with its age, what is due next, and your capital forecast. It stays yours to read whether or not you ever pay us. Membership is , cancellable any time, and it is what keeps the record current as work gets done on the house.
AHR is a record. It's not a service provider, a permitting authority, or an inspection company. Knowing the scope keeps everyone clear on what they're getting and where to go for the work itself.
We do not pull permits, contact your municipality about permits, pay for permits, or verify that a permit is on file with the city. Permit numbers attached to your record reflect what your contractor entered; verification with your local authority is yours or your contractor's responsibility.
We do not inspect, certify, or verify the quality of any work performed on your home. We are not licensed contractors, engineers, or home inspectors. We verify that contractors signing records are real, credentialed, insured tradespeople, the workmanship itself is between you and them.
We do not perform, schedule, dispatch, quote, or charge for any service work. All service events, repairs, replacements, and disputes about workmanship are handled directly between you and the contractor you choose.
We do not issue, manage, transfer, or honor warranties. Manufacturer warranties and labour warranties are issued by the manufacturer or contractor and stay with them. Warranty documents on your record are stored for reference; we don't administer or enforce them.
We do not recommend, vouch for, or assign specific contractors to your home. The contractors listed with us are those who have enrolled and met our credentialing requirements. Choice of contractor is always yours.
Your record does not replace home inspections, lawyer reviews, lender appraisals, or due diligence at transactions. It's supplemental documentation that travels with the home, not a substitute for professional review at moments that warrant it.
If something on your record needs to be verified, corrected, or disputed, that conversation happens directly with the contractor who signed it, we make their credentials and contact information available. Our role is to keep the record straight.
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