Websites for home inspectors — and only home inspectors. Live in five days.
Websites for home inspectors — and only home inspectors
Booked solid starts with a site agents trust.
Most inspection websites are an afterthought. Yours shouldn't be — it's the first thing a buyer sees, and the thing an agent is putting their own reputation behind when they send someone your way. Threshold builds you one that earns both, in five days.
Example build — this is the system, not a real client.
The problem
You already know your website isn't doing its job.
You've seen it. The site you put up years ago on a builder you no longer remember the login for. The one where the contact email has a typo in it. The gallery that says "Picture Picture Picture." The phone number from the state you moved away from.
Meanwhile you're doing the actual work — crawling attics, writing reports the same night, building the agent relationships that bring in most of your business. Nobody became a home inspector because they wanted to fiddle with a website.
So it sits there. And every buyer who lands on it, and every agent deciding which of three inspectors to recommend, is making a judgment about you based on a page you haven't looked at in two years.
The gap
The inspectors filling their calendar aren't better inspectors. They're easier to refer.
Think about how your work actually arrives. An agent has a buyer under contract, a tight inspection window, and three inspectors they could name. They pick the one who makes them look good: the one whose site loads fast and looks professional, who takes bookings online without a phone-tag round trip, whose turnaround is stated plainly, and who won't make the agent look foolish for recommending them.
That's not a design problem. It's a business problem that happens to be solved on a website.
Built like a brochure
Here's who I am, here's what I inspect, call me.
Built like a machine
Every page pointed at one outcome: a booked inspection.
The machine
Every page, built to do one job.
Threshold isn't a template you fill in. It's one site, designed specifically for home inspection businesses, refined against what actually gets inspections booked — then built for you with your name, your colors, your words.
Everything points at booking
Every button goes to your scheduler — not a contact form you check at nine at night. A real booking link an agent can hand a buyer and be done.
Built for the agent, not just the buyer
Fast turnaround, sample reports, clear service area, and the credibility markers an agent looks for before they attach their name to yours.
Your services, however many you offer
Radon, sewer scope, water testing, thermal imaging — the site adapts to what you actually do. No empty boxes, no "coming soon."
Reviews where they count
Your reputation is most of your marketing. Threshold puts it in front of people at the exact moment they're deciding.
Mobile-first, because that's where they are
Buyers are looking at their phone in a car outside the house. The site is built for that screen first.
The whole point
One site, every page pointed at the same outcome — a booked inspection.
What you get
The whole thing. Done.
- A complete site — home, about, services, contact, and your booking flow
- Custom design in your colors and fonts, not a stock template
- Your copy written for you — you review it, you don't write it
- Online booking connected and working
- Your service area, licensing, and credentials set up for local search
- Mobile, tablet, and desktop
- Live in five days once your details are in
How it works
Your part takes about an hour.
1
We talk
A short call to make sure Threshold is right for your business. No pitch deck, no follow-up sequence.
2
You review
Already drafted
You log in and find your website details already drafted — your copy written, colors and fonts ready to pick from. You read it, change what doesn't sound like you, upload your logo and a couple of photos.
3
We build
Five days later your site is live. Everyone else hands you a blank Google Doc and waits three months — Threshold hands you a draft.
"Couldn't I just do this myself for $20 a month?"
You could. A website builder is a tool — so is a circular saw, and so is a moisture meter. Owning one doesn't make the result good.
You know this better than most. Anyone can buy an infrared camera. Reading it correctly is the job.
The builders sell you a blank canvas and a monthly bill. What they don't sell you is knowing which pages an inspection business actually needs, how to lay them out so a visitor books instead of leaving, what an agent looks for before they'll refer you, or the twenty hours you'll spend finding out the hard way.
That's the part Threshold is.
Price
One price. No surprises.
Complete website build
$1,997
Complete, live in five days.
That's about four inspections. The site works for you every day after that.
Optional
$49/month
Care plan
Hosting, updates, backups, and security handled — so you never think about it.
Risk reversal
If it's not right, you don't pay for it.
Build the site, review it, and if it isn't what you wanted, you get your money back. You're hiring someone you found on the internet to build the front door to your business — you shouldn't have to take that on faith.
Let's see if it's a fit.
A short call. I'll show you the site your business would have, answer whatever you want to ask, and tell you honestly if Threshold isn't right for you.
Fifteen minutes. No pitch, no follow-up sequence.
Threshold
Websites for home inspectors — and only home inspectors.
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