Sample Repair Report
Part A is the free Repair Report every homeowner gets: what may be happening, which type of professional to call, what it may cost, and what to ask. Part B shows what the $14.99 project manager adds.
Get My Free Repair ReportHow to read it
Ranked possibilities in plain language, and the evidence behind each one.
The type of professional the repair likely needs, and why.
Supported cost ranges tied to each possibility, and what can change them.
Questions to bring, things to verify before you approve work, and what a photo can and can’t show.
The report stays careful about uncertainty: an on-site professional still confirms the exact cause and final price.
Part A · Free Repair Report
Everything in Part A is included for free: possible causes, cost context, the type of professional to call, safety guidance, and questions to ask.
Your Repair Report
Based on your photo and description, here is what we found and the most plausible sources, ranked by how well each fits the evidence.
P-trap or slip-joint drain connection leak
Higher likelihoodTypical repair: $100–$300
The photo shows active water at this connection; the exact point along that path has not been isolated.
Reseat or replace the leaking P-trap, slip-joint washer, or drain connection.
Who normally handles this: Handyman, Plumber
One accessible sink drain or P-trap connection repair · shown only if this exact scope is confirmed on site.
Sink strainer or upper drain connection leak
Moderate likelihoodTypical repair: $120–$300
The photo shows active water at this connection; the exact point along that path has not been isolated.
Reseal or replace the sink strainer, basket, or upper drain connection.
Who normally handles this: Handyman, Plumber
One accessible sink basket strainer or flange reseal/replacement · shown only if this exact scope is confirmed on site.
Faucet fixture leak
Lower likelihoodReplacement if needed: $150–$750
This component was specifically identified in the photo or description.
Repair a faucet seal or replace the faucet if that exact scope is confirmed.
Who normally handles this: Handyman, Plumber
Faucet replacement at a prepared sink location · shown only if this exact scope is confirmed on site.
None of these is a confirmed diagnosis. A professional confirms the actual source on site.
Cost guidance
Typical cost in your area
Possible service/diagnostic visit: $50–$250
This is what a professional may charge to inspect the issue; it is not the likely repair cost. Potential repair costs are shown beside each possibility above.
Based on typical national costs for this repair.
Who can help
Handyman, Plumber
What to tell them
A short way to explain the problem when a professional arrives. It describes what was reported and seen; it isn’t a diagnosis.
Questions worth asking
Use the ones that fit your visit. Not every question applies to every repair or every contractor.
What to watch for
None of these necessarily means something is wrong with an estimate. Each is a reason to ask for clarification before you approve the work.
When you have your estimates
Compare them side by side:
You don’t have to make a decision on the spot.
Preliminary report only. Based on homeowner-provided information and available evidence. Not an on-site diagnosis. A qualified professional should confirm the issue on site. Conditions may differ once the area is inspected. Qualified price context is not a quote, guarantee, diagnosis, work authorization, or contractor commitment. Contractor output may be withheld. Prepared 8/13/2026.
Part B · With the $14.99 project manager
The free report above names the kind of professional to call. After you add your personal home repair project manager, we search for local professionals for the repair, you choose up to five, and we reach out and coordinate appointment options around your availability. None of this appears in the free report.
Illustrative contractor listings — names, ratings, contact details, and availability shown here are fictional, and appointments are never guaranteed.
Repair professional
4.8 ★ · 327 reviews
Illustrative fit for accessible fixture and supply-line repairs.
Plumbing company Illustrative licensing information for this sample-report demonstration.
Repair professional
4.7 ★ · 184 reviews
Illustrative fit for accessible, low-complexity fixture connection work.
Home repair company Illustrative licensing information for this sample-report demonstration.
With the repair understood, you can take it from here yourself. Or, for $14.99 one time, add your personal home repair project manager for help with the rest: coordinating the contractors you approve, understanding and comparing estimates, keeping questions and changes organized, and checking the final bill.
We work for you — not the contractor. One repair. One dashboard. Someone on your side.
Before the first visit
The same kitchen-sink repair once estimate visits are lined up: who’s coming, what it may cost, what to tell them, what to ask, what to watch for, and what to do once the estimates are in.
Example of what you’re prepared with
ExampleKitchen sink drain leak
A visit to inspect it may have its own fee: $50–$250 in this example.
What to tell them
Questions worth asking
Watch for
None of these necessarily means something is wrong with an estimate. Each is a reason to ask for clarification before you approve the work.
You don’t have to make a decision on the spot.
Illustrative example. Contractor names and times are fictional; everything else is the real Repair Report output for our public sample case. The number of appointment options depends on contractor availability.
