Smart Start Home Inspections
Add-On Services Guide
Run the inspection business from one monthly system for jobs, photos, approvals, payments, and report delivery.
What you get
See the connected flow in plain English before you change anything in the business.
Step by step
Simple instructions keep the next step obvious for inspectors, office staff, and buyers.
Add-On Services
Add-On Services Guide
Understand what add-on services are, when they matter, and how they connect to the main inspection workflow.
Understand what add-on services are, when they matter, and how they connect to the main inspection workflow.
- Learn when an add-on is worth considering.
- Understand what each add-on can and cannot tell you.
- See how SmartStart keeps the add-on workflow visible in one system.
Add-ons like radon, sewer scope, mold, thermal imaging, pool, well, septic, and 11-month warranty inspections answer questions the base inspection may not cover.
Pick the next guide, handout, or assistant and keep moving one step at a time.
- Open the add-on guide for your situation.
- Review the service decision handout.
- Ask the assistant if you need the right next page.
Help customers understand when add-ons are worth considering.
Audience: All | Duration: 3.4 minutes
Explain radon, sewer, mold, thermal, pool, well, septic, and 11-month warranty add-ons.
Instruction transcript
Add-On Services Overview. Help customers understand when add-ons are worth considering. Explain radon, sewer, mold, thermal, pool, well, septic, and 11-month warranty add-ons. Next step: Read instructions at https://smartstarthomeinspections.com/add-on-services-guide/.
Help customers decide which add-on services may fit their property and concerns.
Decision sheet for radon, sewer, mold, thermal, well, septic, pool, and 11-month warranty add-ons.
This sheet helps customers decide which add-on services may be worth adding to a base inspection.
Common triggers
- Older homes may justify sewer scope, mold/moisture review, or thermal imaging.
- Rural properties may justify well and septic evaluation.
- Certain areas or basements may justify radon testing.
Questions to ask
- Is the concern invisible to a standard inspection alone?
- Would a missed issue create major cost or health concern later?
- Does the property type, age, or location make this add-on more relevant?
Decision rule
- Use add-ons where they answer a real property question, not just because they are available.
- If unsure, compare the service to the age, risk profile, and buyer concern list for the property.
