DON’T JUST TAKE THEIR WORD THAT IT WAS FIXED
Mobile Follow-Up Inspection
per Inspection
Follow Up on Your 200-Point Vehicle Exam
The 200-point inspection found the concerns—now see what changed. We return to the vehicle and recheck the agreed repair areas after the seller reports the work has been completed.
FOCUSED ON THE FINDINGS THAT BROUGHT US BACK
A Targeted Second Look at the Vehicle
Unlike your original comprehensive pre-purchase inspection, the Follow-Up Inspection focuses primarily on the areas that need to be revisited. Depending on the findings and repairs involved, this may include:
Mechanical Concerns Recheck
Review previously identified engine, transmission, and performance-related issues noted in the original inspection.
Fluid Leak Inspection
Check for any oil, coolant, transmission, or other fluid leaks that were previously reported or suspected.
Brake & Suspension Review
Reassess braking performance, suspension components, and any related repair work that was previously recommended.
Electrical System Check
Verify the condition of electrical components, wiring, lights, and systems previously flagged for concern.
Body & Exterior Assessment
Inspect prior body damage, paintwork, panel alignment, and exterior repairs for completion and quality.
Tire & Wheel Evaluation
Recheck tire condition, wear patterns, alignment concerns, and any previously noted wheel issues.
Repaired Parts Verification
Confirm that previously replaced or repaired components have been properly installed and are functioning as expected.
Agreed Repair Confirmation
Review all seller-agreed repair items from the original inspection to ensure they have been addressed.
Follow-Up Inspection Order Form
Complete the form below to request your Standard Inspection. Share the necessary details, and our team will review your request and follow up shortly.
FOCUSED ON THE FINDINGS THAT BROUGHT US BACK
A Targeted Second Look at the Vehicle
Unlike your original comprehensive pre-purchase inspection, the Follow-Up Inspection focuses primarily on
the areas that need to be revisited.
Depending on the findings and repairs involved, this may include:
Mechanical Concerns Recheck
Review previously identified engine, transmission, and performance-related issues noted in the original inspection.
Fluid Leak Inspection
Check for any oil, coolant, transmission, or other fluid leaks that were previously reported or suspected.
Brake & Suspension Review
Reassess braking performance, suspension components, and any related repair work that was previously recommended.
Electrical System Check
Verify the condition of electrical components, wiring, lights, and systems previously flagged for concern.
Body & Exterior Assessment
Inspect prior body damage, paintwork, panel alignment, and exterior repairs for completion and quality.
Tire & Wheel Evaluation
Recheck tire condition, wear patterns, alignment concerns, and any previously noted wheel issues.
Repaired Parts Verification
Confirm that previously replaced or repaired components have been properly installed and are functioning as expected.
Agreed Repair Confirmation
Review all seller-agreed repair items from the original inspection to ensure they have been addressed.
THE FIRST REPORT FOUND IT. NOW LET’S RECHECK IT.
Make Sure the Repairs Match the Promise
Your original pre-purchase inspection may uncover mechanical concerns, leaks, worn components, damage, or other issues. In many cases, the dealership or seller may agree to correct those problems as part of the deal.
But a promise to repair something and a completed repair aren’t the same thing.
Our Mobile Follow-Up Auto Inspection gives you the opportunity to have previously identified areas checked again after the seller says the work is finished. We return to the vehicle and focus on the relevant concerns so you have updated information before moving forward.
USE THE ORIGINAL FINDINGS AS YOUR STARTING POINT
Compare What Changed Since the First Visit
One advantage of using us for the follow-up is that there’s already an inspection history to work from.
The original findings establish what was observed before the seller performed the agreed work. During the return visit, the inspector can revisit the applicable areas and assess their current condition.
This creates a clearer progression:
Original concern → Seller agrees to repair → Repair reported complete → Follow-up inspection
You don’t have to start the evaluation from scratch.
FROM PROMISED REPAIRS TO A SECOND LOOK
Four Steps to Recheck the Work
A simple four-step process to review the seller’s completed repairs and confirm the vehicle’s updated condition.
REFER TO YOUR PREVIOUS ORDER
Tell Us Which Vehicle Needs a Follow-Up
Provide your previous inspection information and let us know which repairs the seller says have been completed.
WE RETURN
Our Inspector Goes Back to the Vehicle
We coordinate access and arrange the mobile follow-up at the vehicle’s location.
WE RECHECK
Previously Identified Areas Are Reviewed
The inspector focuses on applicable concerns and repair items relevant to the follow-up.
YOU DECIDE
Review the Updated Findings
Use the follow-up information alongside your original inspection before deciding whether you’re ready to complete the purchase.
WHEN THE DEAL CHANGES AFTER THE FIRST INSPECTION
Recheck Before You Sign
Inspection findings can become part of your negotiation. The seller may agree to repair certain items rather than reduce the price or lose the sale.
Once those repairs are reported as complete, a follow-up inspection can help you determine whether the agreed areas have actually been addressed.
A return inspection may help you:
NEED US TO GO BACK TO THE VEHICLE?
Tell Us What the Seller Repaired
Contact us with your previous order information and the repairs the dealership or seller says were completed. We’ll help determine the applicable follow-up scope and coordinate the return visit.
The vehicle doesn’t need to go anywhere—we go back to it.
Contact Number
(000) 000 – 000
Address
The Address Goes Here
Houston Texas
Business Hours
Monday to Saturday
8AM – 4PM
ONE INSPECTION FOUND THE PROBLEM. THE NEXT CAN RECHECK THE REPAIR.
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Finish the Buying Process With Updated Information
If your first inspection led to promised repairs, don’t leave the final step to assumption. Have the relevant areas checked again before you complete the purchase.
Schedule your Mobile Follow-Up Auto Inspection for $99, and we’ll return to the vehicle to revisit the applicable findings and give you updated information for your final decision.