48-hour quotes. 7-day completion. The Valley's oldest suburban housing stock, scoped by people who know what a 1965 ranch hides.
Specialists in Maple-Ash, Clark Park, Broadmor, Holdeman, Shalimar, The Lakes, Warner Ranch, and the ASU rental corridor.

Tempe is landlocked, built out, and turning over fast — mid-century stock, investor flips, and ASU rentals all generate long inspection reports. We turn them into closings.
Upload at /agents. Our AI parses the inspection PDF, our team prices it. You have a defensible response within 48 hours — usually faster.
Aluminum branch wiring, galvanized supply lines, cast-iron drains, era-original panels — the items that scare other contractors are our daily work in Tempe. We quote remediation paths lenders and insurers actually accept.
Unpermitted garage conversion on the report? We price both paths — permit and legalize, or remove and restore. Pre-listing punch-outs for flippers keep the BINSR short before it's ever written.
Bill through title at close, or charge a card — we absorb processing fees. Payment friction never becomes the reason a deal goes sideways.
Our owners are licensed Arizona real estate professionals (Kyle is a broker). We read AAR contracts. We know what a Cure Period means. You don't teach us your job.
From 5-item punch lists to whole-home rewires and re-pipes negotiated during inspection. Our partner GC network handles structural, foundation, and whole-home — you still call one number.
Different neighborhoods, different inspection patterns. Here's where we work most and what we see.
1920s–40s bungalows blocks from ASU — galvanized supply lines, sewer roots from mature trees, historic-sensitive exterior work
Mid-century ranches south of University — original panels and galvanized plumbing flagged on nearly every report
Dense student-rental blocks — investor turnover and unpermitted conversions surfacing at inspection
1950s–60s ranches west of Mill — cast-iron drains and end-of-life water heaters in the same report
1950s–60s ranch stock near ASU — flat and foam roof patches, original single-pane windows
1960s golf-course neighborhood — aluminum branch wiring and era-original panels inspectors call out by name
1960s block construction — panel replacements and grounding upgrades dominate the electrical section
1970s waterfront HOA community — original-era systems aging out together, architectural review on exterior repairs
1970s ranches — aluminum wiring remediation and cast-iron drain replacements are routine asks
Late-80s–90s south Tempe — polybutylene supply lines and tile underlayment reaching end of life
Also serving Mesa, Chandler, Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Guadalupe.
Pulled from real Tempe inspection reports — these are the line items that show up again and again.
Drop the inspection PDF at /agents — AI parses it in seconds
Itemized scope, keyed to inspection line numbers, sent for client review
We pull City of Tempe permits where required and coordinate HOA or tenant access
Completion certs, photos, and invoice delivered to title — done
BINSR stands for Buyer's Inspection Notice & Seller's Response — the document used in Arizona purchase contracts (AAR forms) to request repairs after the inspection period. Tempe is landlocked and fully built out, which means the Valley's oldest suburban housing stock: 1950s–70s ranches with galvanized plumbing, aluminum branch wiring, and cast-iron drains. Inspection reports here run long, and buyers' lenders care about every line. The Fixory turns that list into a priced, defensible quote within 48 hours.
Standard turnaround is 48 hours from when we receive the inspection report. For deals with tight closing windows anywhere in Tempe, we offer priority same-day or next-day quoting when scheduling allows. Upload the BINSR PDF directly at thefixory.com/agents and our AI parses repair items into a draft scope automatically.
Constantly — Tempe's rental and flip volume near ASU means inspectors regularly surface converted garages, added bathrooms, and other unpermitted work. We price both paths: bringing the work to code with City of Tempe permits, or removal and restoration. For flippers, we also handle pre-listing punch-outs so the BINSR comes back short in the first place.
Yes — these are the two most common deal-threatening items in 1960s–70s Tempe stock. For aluminum branch wiring we quote approved-connector remediation or a full rewire, depending on what the buyer's lender and insurer require. For galvanized supply lines we quote spot repairs and whole-home re-pipes. Either way, you get documentation underwriters accept, keyed to the BINSR line items.
Both. We provide title-company-ready invoices for escrow payment at close, and we absorb credit card processing fees ourselves — zero markup to you or your client. Payment options never become a deal friction point.
Completion certificates, before/after photographs, ROC# 360449 license verification, applicable City of Tempe permits, and itemized invoices keyed to BINSR line items. Documentation meets standards for conventional, FHA, VA, and jumbo loans — remediation certifications for aluminum wiring and re-pipes are routine for us in Tempe.
All Tempe ZIPs — 85281, 85282, 85283, and 85284 — from the ASU corridor down to Warner Ranch and south Tempe. We also serve Mesa, Chandler, Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Guadalupe.
The Fixory is owned and operated by licensed Arizona real estate professionals — meaning we understand the AAR contract, BINSR timelines, lender requirements, and what kills deals. We are not a generic handyman service learning the transaction on your time.
Upload the BINSR. Get a 48-hour quote. Hand title the completion docs. Close.