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See where homes have source-backed history — inspections, repairs, permits, appraisals, invoices, warranties, photos, and professional records tied to real addresses.

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Cars have Carfax. Airplanes have maintenance logs. People have credit reports. Homes have nothing. Fresh House changes that, free for everyone, forever.

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303 West Allen Street

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St. Louis, Missouri

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10956 North 111th Street, Scottsdale, Arizona 85259, United States

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THE RECORD BEHIND THE ADDRESS

What is documented property history?

Documented property history is the record of what has happened to a home: inspections performed, permits issued, repairs and service recorded, equipment installed, and invoices or other documents connected to that work.

It is different from a property listing, which describes a home while it is for sale, and from a permit database, which focuses on records published by an issuing authority.

Fresh House brings available records together at the property address. Entries may come from documents contributed by property professionals or owners, as well as official permit sources. The page identifies the available source context without turning missing information into an estimate.

WHAT CAN A RECORD CONTAIN?

  • Inspections

    Findings may cover systems such as the roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and sewer.

  • Repairs and service

    Work details can include the documented cost and the professional associated with the record.

  • Installed equipment

    Manufacturer, model, and serial number appear when they were captured in the source record.

  • Permits and other records

    Permit activity, appraisals, invoices, and warranty terms appear when they are available for the address.

A DIFFERENT KIND OF PROPERTY PAGE

What Fresh House does

Listings

Listing sites describe a home at the moment it is offered for sale.

Fresh House: Fresh House organizes available records tied to the address beyond that listing snapshot.

Permits

Permit systems document authorization and the status made available by the issuing authority.

Fresh House: Fresh House places permit entries beside other property records and preserves the official source attribution.

Reviews

Review sites organize opinions and ratings about a business.

Fresh House: Fresh House is organized around property records, not professional ratings. Record details are presented with their available source context.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Fresh House FAQ

Is there a Carfax for houses?

Fresh House is designed to make address-based property history searchable. When records are available, a property page can bring inspections, permits, repairs, invoices, and installed equipment together in one place instead of treating the home as a single listing snapshot.

How do I find a home's repair history before buying it?

Search the address on Fresh House. If the property has public records, its page shows the available events and source details. Dates, costs, and the professional or official source are shown when those details are present in the record.

Who adds the records?

Property professionals and property owners can contribute records. Fresh House also includes official permit data where it is available. Each public entry identifies its contributor or official source when that attribution is available.

Is Fresh House free?

Yes. Searching for a property and viewing its public documented history is free. Contributing a property record is also free.

Are the original documents public?

Document visibility depends on the record and its source. Public property pages can show extracted details and source attribution while sensitive information is redacted; some source documents are not republished publicly.

Where does Fresh House have coverage?

Records can be contributed for addresses across the United States. Coverage varies by location; the map and recently updated records show what is currently available on Fresh House.

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