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Inspection repairs in Hampton Roads

Send us your inspection report for a free repair estimate and one contact to coordinate the work, instead of chasing several contractors.

Free estimates. No commitment required.

Your inspection repair list

We handle repairs found during home inspections, fixes needed before closing, and mixed lists of small jobs. Start with your report so we can review what needs work.

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Help with outlets, lighting, wiring issues, and electrical panel repairs.

Electrical repair help

Start with your report

Share your inspection report or agreed repair list, then review a detailed estimate before scheduling the work.

Share your report

Send your inspection report or repair list so we can review the items that need attention.

Review your estimate

Our AI-assisted report review helps us prepare an itemized repair estimate so you know what work is included and what it costs.

Arrange the repairs

Tell us your closing date and discuss scheduling with our team.

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One repair contact in Hampton Roads

Work with ezPICRA to review your repair list and coordinate the work with buyers, sellers, and agents.

We serve Hampton, Newport News, Yorktown, Norfolk, and Chesapeake, Virginia.

Realtor repair help
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Before you request repairs

Get clear on the estimate, payment, and scheduling before you arrange the work.

These are repairs for issues found in a home inspection, such as electrical faults, leaks, or damaged exterior materials. ezPICRA reviews the report and quotes the repair work you need.

Give your repair report a clear next step

Request a free estimate, or contact our team to talk through your repair list and closing date.

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