Tell Us About the Visit
Share the property ZIP, date and time, vendor, work planned, and what you want documented. An owner-supplied work order helps with visible material comparisons.
The Process
One visit.A clearer picture.
You share the appointment and what matters. We confirm the details, attend the authorized visit, and report what we could directly observe.
From Request to Report
Four steps, with the details made clear.
There is no surprise booking. We agree on the appointment, scope, access, and price before any visit is scheduled.
Confirm the Scope
We check location, availability, permissions, visit length, and final price. We agree on who may be contacted if a question comes up while we are there.
Attend and Observe
During the authorized window, we record arrival, accessible materials, visible work activity, relevant conditions, and questions for your review.
04 / Receive Your Report
Get a written summary and selected, captioned photos after the completed visit. We’ll confirm report timing with you before scheduling.
What If Something Needs Attention?
We report the observation promptly when timing matters. You make the decision and direct your contractor.
What We Do Not Do
We do not supervise the crew, certify workmanship, conduct a home inspection, or guarantee the project outcome.
Before the Appointment
What helps us help you.
A short, specific brief makes the visit more useful. Tell us what you already know and which details you want answered, while keeping entry codes and other sensitive instructions out of the public request form.
- Appointment DetailsDate, arrival window, business name, and a contact for the scheduled crew.
- Owner-Supplied PaperworkA work order, delivery list, or product information for comparison when labels are accessible.
- Authorization and AccessWho may enter, what areas may be photographed, and any property or business restrictions.
- Questions for the VisitWhat you want observed and when you prefer an update if a discrepancy is visible.
See the Deliverable
Open Sample Report Know what arrives after the visit.
Explore a sample report showing arrival times, accessible material labels, work activity, photos, and an owner follow-up item.