Your home’s care deserves a record.
Keep maintenance, improvements, and important documents together—so you can care for your home today and show its history when it’s time to sell.
Protect what you’ve invested.
Every repair, service visit, and improvement is part of your home’s story. HomeHelp helps you organize those details, stay on top of maintenance, and plan what comes next.
Stay ahead of maintenance
Track service dates and upcoming tasks for your home’s major systems.
Keep important records handy
Store receipts, warranties, permits, photos, and contractor details.
Plan your next improvement
Organize projects around your priorities, budget, and timing.
Make your home’s care visible
Share a clear history with a contractor, real estate agent, or prospective buyer.
Build your Home History one update at a time.
Add your home’s essentials
Record your roof, heating and cooling equipment, appliances, and other major systems. Start with what you know and fill in the details over time.
Capture work as it happens
Log a repair, upload an invoice, or add project photos. Keep the date, work completed, and service provider connected to the right part of your home.
Keep the record growing
Update your history as you complete maintenance and improvements. Find the information you need without searching through old emails or paperwork.
When it’s time to sell, be ready.
Help buyers understand the care behind your home with a shareable Home History report:
- Maintenance and service history.
- Documented repairs and improvements.
- Equipment ages and available warranties.
- Supporting receipts, permits, and photos.
- Known issues and upcoming maintenance.
Choose which records to share. After the sale, pass useful property information to the next owner while keeping personal documents private.
Clear records. Clear expectations.
Entries identify whether information was provided by the homeowner, supported by documents, or confirmed by a service professional.
A Home History report supports informed conversations. It does not replace an inspection or appraisal, certify a home’s condition, or guarantee a higher selling price.
Start with the last thing you did for your home.
A service visit. A new appliance. A repaired leak. Add one record today and build from there.