You’ve already done the work. Toft turns it into proof of your home’s value.
Every repair, replacement and service visit is part of your house’s story. Toft writes it down as it happens: what was done, by whom, with which brand and serial number. When you sell, the buyer gets a house with no mysteries.
Free for 30 days. No card to start.
Buyers aren’t afraid of old houses. They’re afraid of surprises.
What was patched over? What’s about to go? A home inspection finds what’s wrong today. It can’t tell anyone what already happened, how well it was handled, or what’s likely to come next. A Home Report can.
A home inspection shows
- What’s visible on one afternoon
- What’s wrong right now
- Nothing about what came before
A Toft Home Report shows
- What was replaced, when, and by whom
- What went wrong, and how it was fixed
- How old each big-ticket item is, so the next big cost isn’t a surprise
Good value, written down. Not a binder of smoothed-over problems.
Every entry shows the day it was filed, and whether it was changed later. It’s an honest record, kept in good faith over the years, that anyone can see was written as things happened.
How it works
You’re already paying for the work and getting the receipt. When a job’s done, take a couple of minutes to file it.
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Start with what you have.
Upload your inspection report. Toft drafts your home’s big-ticket items, their ages and the model numbers on their labels, for you to check.
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File each job when it’s done.
Add a photo of the receipt or the equipment label. Toft reads the date, company and cost, and the brand, model and serial number. You check it, and add what only you know: what the work was, where, and why it mattered.
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Follow the reminders.
Toft suggests upkeep for what’s in your home, each with the reason. When you do one, it goes into your history.
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Share it when you sell.
Send one read-only link to your agent, the buyer and their inspector. When the sale closes, hand the Home Report to the new owner.
There’s no setup, no manual, and nothing to download. Invite anyone in your household to add to it: no passwords, we email a sign-in link.
In 30 US cities and counties, your record doesn’t even start empty: Toft fills in the permits on file for your address.
When you sell, the history goes with the house.
Share one read-only link with your agent, the buyer and their inspector. They don’t need an account. When the sale closes, hand the whole Home Report to the new owner, and it keeps growing.
See a sample Home ReportReplaced 2019
Serviced yearly
Installed 2021
Invoices & warranties
When it passes to family, the history stays with it.
Make the person who will look after it next an administrator. If you pass away, they can keep it paid for and running, with every receipt, warranty and code where you left them. You stay the owner until then.
How to pass it onYour Home Report gains value every year
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Year one
A few receipts, the inspection report, and the ages of the big-ticket items.
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Year five
Every big-ticket item dated, serviced and warrantied. The people who know the house, by name.
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The day you sell
Years of care, written down as it happened. A house with no mysteries.
Start now, and every bill you pay from here on adds to it.
Less than one service call a year
$45 a year, or $4.99 a month, per house. Free for 30 days, no card to start.