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Scores, buyer reactions, concerns, renovation ranges, and see-again decisions will appear here after a showing tour.

Use one trusted partner for renovation and exterior questions, project planning, inspection concerns, and buyer vision—without sending your client in five different directions.

Four fast paths. No digging through a giant website. Pick the problem in front of the buyer and move.
Reframe dated kitchens, baths, flooring, paint, and exterior appearance into a practical post-close plan.
Sort report language into maintenance, repairable concerns, trade review, and true project risk.
Review concerns →Use planning ranges to decide whether the buyer’s expectations are even in the right neighborhood.
View ranges →Send the address, buyer concern, and timing. We’ll know who referred it because your partner profile goes with it.
Send property →Dump the rough notes from a showing, inspection, or buyer call. WAVE turns them into clean talking points, a planning range, and a ready-to-send opportunity.
Track every property you bring to WAVE, the next action, and the project value moving through your pipeline.
Interior transformation on one side. Exterior protection and curb appeal on the other. One Wave relationship for the Realtor.
Turn “I like the house, but…” into a path forward. We help buyers understand what can change, what it may take, and when the right move is to bring a contractor into the conversation.
Roof condition, siding, decks, exterior paint, windows, and inspection concerns all affect buyer confidence. The same Wave relationship covers the outside of the property.
These are conversation starters—not formal estimates. Scope, selections, access, engineering, permits, and site conditions can move the number.
The job is not to argue with the inspector. The job is to understand what the note actually means for the transaction.
Confirm remaining life, leaks, flashing, ventilation, and whether repair or replacement is the smarter path.
Find the source before pricing finishes. Staining is a symptom; the leak path is the real issue.
Often isolated to trim, fascia, decking, siding transitions, or moisture-prone areas.
Turn a cosmetic objection into a realistic post-close project conversation.
Licensed trade review is the right lane for panel, wiring, drain, supply, valve, or code concerns.
Movement, framing failure, and load-path concerns should be evaluated before anyone promises a fix.
Choose the right lane. Your Realtor profile is attached automatically so every request stays tied to you and your brokerage.