Four Services. One Purpose: Keep Your Deals Moving.
Every service Fox Hill provides is designed to give Realtors the home maintenance knowledge they need — exactly when a transaction depends on it.
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Choose the plan that fits your practice — Essential, Professional, or Team. Month-to-month, no long-term contracts.
Contact Us Directly
Call, text, or email with your question, inspection report, or property concern. No ticketing systems, no chatbots.
Get Practical Guidance
Receive clear, actionable answers — what the issue is, how serious it is, and what to do next.
Move Your Deal Forward
Use the guidance to advise your clients, respond to objections, and keep transactions on track.
Realtor Hotline Support
Call, text, or email — anytime a deal needs answers.
The core of what we do. Subscribers have direct access to experienced home maintenance guidance by call, text, or email. When an inspection report lands, a buyer raises a concern, or a seller pushes back on a repair request — you have someone knowledgeable to turn to before the deal unravels.
Response times vary by plan — Essential subscribers receive responses within one business day; Professional and Team subscribers receive same-business-day responses. Urgent deal situations are handled with priority.
Common Use Cases
- Buyer asks "how serious is this?" about an inspection finding
- Seller refuses a repair — you need to explain why it matters
- Agent unsure whether to recommend a specialist or a handyman
- Pre-offer walkthrough raises questions you can't answer on the spot
- Listing agent needs to advise a seller on what to fix before going live
Inspection Report Review
Plain-English triage of every finding.
Home inspection reports are dense, technical, and often alarming to buyers who don't know the difference between a routine maintenance item and a structural defect. We review submitted reports and help Realtors understand what they're actually looking at.
Submit full reports or specific excerpts by email or text. We review and respond with practical guidance — not a second inspection opinion, but a clear framework for how to handle what's in front of you.
Common Use Cases
- Categorize findings as safety concerns, negotiation items, or routine maintenance
- Identify which items require a licensed specialist vs. a general contractor
- Explain findings in plain language for buyer or seller communication
- Prioritize repair requests by urgency and cost significance
- Flag items that are commonly over-reported or misunderstood by inspectors
Presale Property Readiness
Identify problems before buyers do.
Before a home hits the market, there is an opportunity to address obvious maintenance issues that will trigger buyer objections, inspection red flags, or price reductions. We help listing agents and sellers understand what a buyer's inspector is likely to find — and what's worth addressing first.
Presale guidance is based on property information, photos, and agent observations — not a formal inspection. The goal is to help sellers and agents make informed decisions about preparation, not to replace a licensed home inspector.
Common Use Cases
- Identify deferred maintenance visible during a walkthrough or from photos
- Advise on which repairs are worth completing before listing
- Understand what seasonal maintenance issues look like to buyers
- Prepare sellers for likely inspection findings before they happen
- Reduce inspection surprises that derail deals at the finish line
Contractor Referral Direction
Know exactly who to call — and why.
One of the most common points of confusion after an inspection: which type of contractor handles this? Realtors often don't know whether a finding requires a licensed electrician, a plumber, a roofer, a mason, a structural engineer, or a general handyman — and calling the wrong trade wastes time and money.
We do not provide contractor referrals to specific companies. We advise on the correct trade category and type of professional needed — so you can make an informed referral or recommendation to your clients.
Common Use Cases
- Determine the correct licensed trade for any inspection finding
- Understand when a specialist (engineer, mold assessor, oil tank specialist) is required
- Avoid sending buyers or sellers to the wrong contractor
- Understand the difference between a licensed contractor and a handyman for a given scope
- Get context on typical cost ranges for common repair categories
What Fox Hill Is — and Is Not.
We are a professional advisory service. Being clear about our scope protects you, your clients, and the integrity of every transaction we support.
We ARE
- A knowledgeable advisory resource
- Inspection report triage support
- Contractor trade category guidance
- Presale condition awareness
- Practical deal support
We Are NOT
- A licensed home inspector
- A structural or civil engineer
- A licensed contractor
- A legal or environmental advisor
- A replacement for licensed professionals
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