Your home, off your mind.

Every home comes with a running list you carry in your head: the water heater you keep meaning to flush, the crack you're not sure about, the filter that's overdue, the contractor you never got around to calling. Fixology holds all of it, so you don't have to.

An aging outdoor central-AC condenser unit, its coil fins weathered and surrounded by fallen leaves.
Approaching replacement

This condenser almost certainly runs on R-22 refrigerant, which is now banned. Plan to replace it, but it's not an emergency today.

Aging R-22 central AC condenser

Central AC condenser · ~20–24 yrs · typical life 15–20 yrs · read as equipment

High confidence · check the data plate on the side panel to confirm.

A real scan, and the read it came back with.

You already know what needs doing. Sort of.

There's the stuff you're pretty sure about, the stuff you're worried might be worse than it looks, and the stuff you've been meaning to get to since spring. It lives in the back of your mind, resurfacing at inconvenient moments, never quite written down.

That mental load is the real cost of owning a home: not the repairs themselves, but keeping track of all of it.

Snap a photo. We take it from there.

Point your phone at anything in or around your home: an appliance, a stain, a system you don't understand. Fixology tells you what it's looking at, how worried you actually need to be, and what to do about it. Calm, plain, and honest, including when the answer is "this one's fine, leave it alone."

Then it remembers. Every scan becomes part of a living picture of your home, so the thing you looked at in March is still there in October, with a reminder when it's time to act.

What you get

A home that remembers itself.

No more mental list. Fixology keeps track of what you've looked at, what it found, and what's coming up, reminding you before things become problems. This is the part that gives you your head back.

Your home

Mar
Tankless water heaterBasementEvery 6 months
FlushedCovered until September
May
Front lawn, thin and patchyYardMinor
Jul
Central AC condenserYardApproaching replacement
Sep
Dryer ventLaundryMinor

The confidence to do it yourself.

When something's within reach, you get a clear, step-by-step plan with honest costs, so "I'll get to it eventually" becomes "I handled it this weekend."

A step-by-step plan5 steps · ~$250
  1. Rent a core aerator, two passes

    Two passes at right angles pulls enough cores to open the soil without tearing the lawn up. Most rental yards near you have one for a half-day.

  2. Spread a tall fescue blend

The confidence to hand it off.

When a job's beyond DIY, Fixology finds local pros for you to check out and builds a brief you can hand over, so you're not starting from a blank Google search or a muddled phone call.

Project briefThin, patchy front lawn that needs overseedingLikely a job for a lawn care pro.Last updated Sep 9, 2026From Ryan · Weaverville NC 28787
What's going on

Cosmetic and seasonal. No structural or safety risk, but fall is the optimal window to act.

What they'd like from you

A quote and your availability this fall.

Photos
The front of the house showing a thin, patchy lawn with bare and sparse areas.
A back-yard view showing patchy grass and bare soil near the deck steps.

A read-only brief shared from Fixology. Only what the homeowner chose to include is shown here.

Be the homeowner who's on top of it.

Not because you memorized everything. Because you have the one place that holds it for you.

Simple pricing

FreeNo account needed to start

The full experience: scan anything, get the read, the plan, and a reminder. A few scans to start with no account, more once you sign up free.

Fixology Home$4.95/month · or $49/year

Everything, with room to use it as much as your home needs, plus your whole home tracked in one place, reminders across everything, and hand-off-to-a-pro.

Both plans renew automatically at the price above until you cancel from the Household screen. You keep access through the time you've paid for.

Something broken right now?

Find your problem below for a calm, honest read on what to do.

Common fixes
  • Furnace won't heat?

    FurnaceFall

    The furnace runs but the house stays cold, which is usually a clogged filter, a thermostat setting, or an ignition fault.

  • Heat pump not heating?

    Heat pumpFall

    The heat pump runs but the house stays cold, which is usually thermostat settings, a clogged filter, or an iced-over outdoor unit.

  • Washer won't drain?

    Washer

    Water is left in the drum after the cycle, which is usually a clogged pump filter or a kinked drain hose.

  • Fridge not cooling?

    Fridge

    The fridge section is warm or warming. The cause depends on whether the freezer is still cold, and the first fix is often free.

  • Washer won't spin?

    Washer

    The drum fills and washes but won't spin, which is usually an unbalanced load, the lid switch, or a drain problem.