A practical kit from HomeScore
Your First 30 Days at Home
A new home comes with questions. Start with one useful record: what you know, what you still need to check, and who can help you decide.
1. Start with your inspection repair planner
Open the inspection repair planner
Use the report's own words. Write down the question that remains, the person who can verify it, and the next action. Keep written findings, quotes and receipts with the decision. The examples in the worksheet are fictional.
2. Before you buy move-in supplies
Open the buy / wait / check worksheet
Sort the list into buy now, can wait and check first. Record measurements, model numbers and the seller's answers before choosing equipment or supplies.
3. Keep a record for the next season
Write the date, what you found, who handled it and what record you kept. Follow your equipment's instructions and professional guidance for your home.
These printable worksheets work without an account. Print them and fill them in; they do not save your entries or transfer them into HomeScore.
Want to build a home record in HomeScore?
HomeScore is a planning and record tool. Use your inspector and qualified professionals to evaluate findings specific to your home. If a problem may be urgent, address it before following this suggested sequence.