REPAIRS BEFORE SELLING YOUR HOME IN Vancouver, WA

Washington sellers are required to give buyers a written disclosure statement, commonly called Form 17, answering detailed questions about the roof, water intrusion, structure, and systems, and the buyer's inspection period that follows is often only about 10 days long. TTP Handymen handles repairs before selling your home across Vancouver, Washington, clearing the pre listing punch list, fixing what an inspector flags, and documenting every completed item with photos and receipts your agent can pass straight to the buyer. We work directly with sellers, listing agents, and out of area owners, and every estimate is free. Every job is licensed and insured to $1 million.

BUYERS PRICE A HOUSE BY WHAT THEY NOTICE FIRST.

A running toilet, a door that will not latch, a stained ceiling tile, and a gutter hanging off one corner do not add up to much money. To a buyer walking through on a Saturday, they add up to a house that has not been looked after, and that impression quietly lowers every offer that follows. Small visible defects get priced as though something larger is hiding behind them.

Clearing those items before the photographer arrives changes how the whole property reads, online and in person. It is the cheapest improvement to a sale price most sellers will ever make.

 ✓ Pre listing walkthrough with a prioritized repair list

 ✓ Inspection report items quoted and scheduled quickly

 ✓ Photos and receipts provided for every completed repair

 ✓ Licensed trades coordinated where an item requires one

BEFORE YOU LIST, SMALL ITEMS DO THE HEAVY LIFTING.

The work that moves a sale is rarely a remodel. It is drywall patches, touch up paint, caulk lines around tubs, sticking doors, loose railings, missing outlet covers, torn screens, and a pressure washed walkway leading to the front door. We walk the house the way a buyer and an inspector will, then separate what genuinely affects value from what nobody will notice, so you spend money only where it returns something at closing.

AFTER THE INSPECTION, THE CLOCK IS THE REAL PROBLEM.

Once a buyer's inspection report lands, the repair request, your response, and the completed work all have to fit inside deadlines written into the purchase agreement. Missing one can mean renegotiating price or losing the buyer altogether. We quote inspection items fast, schedule them ahead of routine work when a closing date is at stake, and deliver documentation your agent can forward the same day the work is finished.

INSPECTORS HERE FLAG THE SAME ITEMS AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Across 4 years of turning around repair addendums in Clark County, the list barely changes. Clogged gutters and short downspouts, moss on the roof, soil against the siding, failed exterior caulk, loose deck boards, missing carbon monoxide alarms, dryer vents that were never cleaned, and crawl space vapor barriers pulled back. Knowing what is coming lets us suggest fixing those items before listing, so they never become a negotiation point in the first place.

WHAT PRE SALE REPAIRS DELIVER

FROM FIRST WALKTHROUGH TO CLOSING DAY, HERE IS HOW.

FIX THE LIST BEFORE THE BUYER WRITES IT, FREE.

Whether you are a few weeks from listing or holding an inspection report with a deadline attached, the sooner the list gets priced, the more options you keep. Send us the report or a walkthrough request through the contact page, and we will quote every item, confirm the timeline against your closing date, and let you know plainly which repairs are worth making and which are better left for the buyer to handle.