Frequently Asked Questions

What you should know before purchasing.

I'm remodeling my current home. Does this help?

Yes. If you're about to invest in a remodel, this report tells you exactly what to change so the home will serve you for the next 30 years, what to leave alone, and where spending makes no sense. It's the difference between remodeling twice and remodeling once, properly.

Is this an official ILS certification?

No. These are voluntary informative analyses, without transfer of mark rights or seal. Official certification is a separate process for two or more units.

I'm buying a house already built. Does this work?

Yes, and in many cases it matters more. The analysis tells you, before signing, if adjustments are cosmetic or five-figure structural renovations. It also gives you arguments to negotiate price.

How is this different from a home inspector?

An inspector evaluates physical state (moisture, structure). ILS evaluates adaptability to life stages. They're complementary. Ideally, get both before signing.

How is the analysis generated?

Through a proprietary system combining AI with the ILS Standard's methodology. Each deliverable goes through human review. The AI disclosure also appears in the report.

What do I need to start?

Architectural plans in PDF. Ask the seller, developer, agent, or architect. After payment you receive the upload link.

How long does delivery take?

Home Verdict: up to 12 hours. Professional Build: 3 to 5 business days.

My project has two or more units.

The path is official ILS certification, not these online products. Request information in the Multi-unit section.

Can I market as "ILS Certified"?

No. The report doesn't transfer mark rights or authorize placing the seal. Those rights are only transferred through formal certification contract.

Your home has to work today, in 15 years, and in 30.

Before signing the contract. Before the first slab. Before paying the contractor. When changes cost a tenth of what they will cost later. No contracts, no meetings, no commitment. Refund only if the analysis returns no actionable findings or if a verified system error invalidates the report, not for change of mind once delivered.