A listing shows the home today. A Logbook shows the story behind it.
Improvements. Maintenance. Warranties. Photos. Records.
Give your agent more to show and buyers more to understand.
Don’t just show the home. Show its history.
Build confidence
Confidence comes from being able to see the history. A listing shows the property today; a Logbook shows the story behind it.
Let the property answer more of the questions.
| A buyer asks | A listing answers | A Logbook answers |
|---|---|---|
| Who built it, and when | Year built, sometimes | The builder, the occupation certificate, and the date |
| What has been done since | “Renovated throughout” | Every job, with its invoice, its trade and its date |
| Is the roof under warranty | A conversation | The warranty document, and when it expires |
| What does it cost to run | Nothing | An expense summary built from the property’s own records |
| Was the work approved | “I believe so” | The approvals that are on file, and a note where one is not |
A buyer should not have to rely on a conversation for information that already exists somewhere. House Spek brings the property record together so the documents, dates and history can support the story being told at sale.
Confidence comes from being able to see the history.
House Spek does not grade the property or tell a buyer what to think. It gives the property's own records somewhere to live and makes them easier to use.
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A Logbook shows more than a listing can: who built it, what has changed, what was repaired, and what is still under warranty.
If a property has one, its history came with it and keeps going after you. If it does not, you are the one who starts the record, on the day the settlement pack lands in your hand.