For REALTORS® and brokers
Guiding a client through an inspection? Five ways to make the property inspection clearer.
A strong inspection helps real-estate professionals give clients context, ask better questions, and understand the appropriate next step.
Your questions
A clearer inspection for your client
These are practical starting questions—not conclusions about a property. They help you give the inspection useful context.
Start with the client’s decision, deadline, and property questions.
Keep visible findings and practical next questions easy to understand.
Know when a specialty service—such as Sewer Scope, lab-analyzed indoor air quality and VOC testing, mold sampling, or termite and moisture—may be worth scheduling.
Use documentation to support clear, non-alarmist client communication.
Connect documented findings to the right professional without overstating what an inspection can determine.
The BrickKicker approach
The next question should be as clear as the visible observation.
BrickKicker combines local field experience, Realtor education, and a wide range of inspections so clients can move forward with clearer questions.
35,000+ inspections since 2009 · BBB A+ rated · Hampton Roads property inspections for home, commercial, specialty, and termite-and-moisture letter questions.
“The guys were very professional and thorough with the home inspection. I would recommend them for any related service. Thanks Brickkicker”
Inspection options · confirmed around the property
Bring us the client’s property question.
Call or email the scheduling team with the address, transaction timing, and the client’s priorities. Scope, availability, and any coordinated services are confirmed directly with the office.