Give your buyer an Evercroft Home Health Check - a closing gift designed for the years of homeownership that begin after closing.
Instead of another household object, give the buyer a service tied directly to the home they just purchased.
Evercroft helps the buyer begin organizing maintenance priorities, systems and future planning.
You purchase the gift. Evercroft handles the service relationship after the gift is redeemed.
"After you close, I do not want to leave you with a set of keys and a vendor list. I provide an Evercroft Home Health Check so you begin with a professional plan for the home."
The gift becomes part of how you explain your post-closing value, not something you remember to buy on closing morning.
A useful post-closing experience gives the homeowner another reason to remember the professional who helped them purchase the home.
Request a short broker/team briefing, closing-gift materials or a conversation about using Evercroft as part of your buyer experience.
Program guardrail: Evercroft does not pay real estate professionals for referrals and does not condition partner access, gifts or promotional benefits on referral volume. Real estate professionals remain responsible for their brokerage's gift, marketing and compliance policies.
The real estate professional purchases the $295 Home Health Check as the gift. The buyer is the service recipient.
No. The Evercroft Home Health Check is a maintenance-oriented assessment and is not a Massachusetts licensed home inspection.
No. The Closing Gift Program is a client-gift and co-marketing relationship, not a referral-fee program.
No. The Home Health Check stands on its own. Evercroft membership may be offered later, but membership is optional.