What you get to see
- Service logs and closeout records the seller chose to share.
- Warranties and manuals you can keep.
- How old the major systems are and what to plan for next.
For buyers
Walk in knowing the home's real history — not guessing about it.
When a seller shares their Nexus records, you can review real service history, warranties, photos, and what maintenance is coming — before or after closing.
Your quote, in plain English
Upload a contractor quote and see clear scope, the questions worth asking, and your material options — then keep it all in one place with your home.
In Connecticut, eligible work can be handed to a licensed local crew, Connecticut Contracting LLC (HIC.0705773), while your record stays with you.
You always see where the job stands. Payments stay clearly tracked, never guessed.
What stays private
- The seller's payment methods and financing details.
- Private seller messages and family notes.
- Any internal business notes.
How you claim it
- Get your buyer invite.
- Confirm it after closing.
- Start your own home record with the history already inside.