Field service software for inspections and punch lists
A fail that nobody tracked is a fail that happens again
Inspections are easy to run and hard to close. The checklist gets filled in, the fails get noted, and then the list of what to fix lives in somebody's head until the next inspection finds the same things.
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How a small gap turns into an expensive one
None of this is one bad day. Each one causes the next.
Pass/fail on paper carries no evidence. Six weeks later “fail — corroded” means nothing to anyone who was not standing there, and the photo that would have proved it is on a phone that has since been replaced.
The punch list and the inspection are two different documents that drift apart immediately. Items get fixed and not recorded, or recorded and not fixed, and nobody can tell which.
Re-inspection starts from scratch because there is no reliable list of what was outstanding, so the same items get found, written down and lost a second time.
You pay for the same inspection twice and still cannot prove the defect was ever corrected.
Where that chain gets broken
The same three steps every trade runs. The difference is that each one leaves a record the next one can use.
Each line is pass, fail or N/A, and a fail opens the fields that a fail actually needs — a photo, a severity, a note — instead of leaving them on every row for every inspection.
A fail can raise a corrective action the moment the form is submitted, routed to whoever owns it, rather than waiting for someone to read the whole report and notice.
The next inspection opens with the outstanding items already on it, and the closed ones carry the photo and the date they were signed off.
Nothing gets re-typed, and the record exists before anyone asks for it.
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Property Condition Inspection, on a phone and as a PDF
Both panels are drawn from this template's actual fields, so they change when the form does. Sample values shown; branding and layout are yours to change in the PDF designer.
8 ready-made inspections and punch lists forms
Used across 4 trades — the same workflow, with the fields each trade actually needs.
Property Condition Inspection
Room-by-room condition report with photos, damage notes, and move-in/move-out comparison sign-off.
Pre-Drywall Inspection
Wall-close inspection before drywall hangs: framing, rough plumbing, rough electrical, HVAC rough-in, insulation, and blocking, with photo documentation of every deficiency.
Homeowner Walkthrough & Punch List
Final walkthrough with the homeowner: room-by-room punch list items with photos and responsible trades, orientation topics covered, and acceptance signatures.
Roof Inspection Report
Full roof condition assessment covering deck, covering, flashings, penetrations, and drainage, with photo evidence and a repair-or-replace recommendation.
Concrete Pre-Pour Checklist
Verify formwork, rebar, embeds, and subgrade are ready before the trucks roll: dimensions, reinforcement per drawings, blockouts, and inspection clearance.
Sewer Camera Inspection Report
Push-camera / crawler inspection report with footage-marked findings, condition codes, pipe material and size, and an overall line grade for repair quoting.
Fall Protection Equipment Inspection
Documented inspection of harnesses, lanyards, self-retracting devices and anchorages: webbing and stitching, hardware, impact indicators, labels and service dates, with a clear remove-from-service decision on each item.
Fire Extinguisher & Emergency Equipment Inspection
Monthly walk of extinguishers, eyewash stations, first aid kits, AEDs and emergency lighting: location, access, charge, seals and service dates, with a photo record of anything found missing or discharged.
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