YOUR HOME RECORD
A home worth knowing.
A record worth keeping.
The useful details of your house, in one place. Open your workspace to build a record you can return to.
Access for homeowners is free, forever!
All homeowner features are free, including registering your home and saving records, photos and notes. Planned warranty reminders and safety recall notices will also be included when available. Viewing multiple homes and saving large files or photos may require a small annual membership fee to help offset costs.
HOUSEIQ
One Home.
One HouseIQ.
A story that keeps growing.
01 / KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE
The house and its systems.
Record property and construction details alongside equipment information. Use reference libraries to make the details easier to describe.
02 / KEEP THE HISTORY
The work behind the walls.
Keep service histories and saved documents with your home record, so a manual or a past repair is easier to find.
03 / KEEP LEARNING
Better questions. Better context.
Use the Library to understand the principles, then keep the facts specific to your house in your record.
A HOME RECORD IN PRACTICE
Three years later.
Still easy to find.
You look up your humidifier. Its manual, installation record and saved warranty terms are together, with the coverage dates you recorded.
Illustrative example with sample dates and coverage, not a real home record.
Whole-home humidifier
Installed 3 years ago · Illustrative data
- Parts coverage
- 2 years remaining
- Labour coverage
- Expired
- Saved documents
- Manual · Warranty · Installation record
Based on recorded dates and terms. Manufacturer conditions determine actual coverage.
BEFORE YOU SIGN IN
Your record is private.
Start with your Google account. Your home record stays private, and you choose who can access each house.
Start small.
Add the details you know. Keep a useful document. Record the next service visit. A useful home record grows one fact at a time.
HouseIQ helps organize information; it does not provide contractor bookings, concierge services or automatic warranty notifications.
