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Slow Manual Inspections

Field inspections are slow, manual, and poorly tracked, causing unpaid work, missed defects, and unreliable reports.

In their words

We got one but it didn't include what was going on up there.

r/AusRenovation on Reddit

We wanted to move away from paper-based records and make the information easier to review later.

r/SaaS on Reddit

They photograph everything in detail. They check and stock all guest facing supplies

r/airbnb_hosts on Reddit

I lack the ability to tell whether a construction job is being done well.

r/Homebuilding on Reddit

So far it has failed county inspection twice, and sounds to have just failed a 3rd time due to the wrong brackets being used

r/Decks on Reddit

If this is his best attempt at such basic task then what to expect from something more complicated?

r/electricians on Reddit

We failed inspection and now I get to go across all 4 floors replacing every single zip tie with a strap.

r/electricians on Reddit

we spend all of our time prepping for constant walks and inspections

r/Safeway on Reddit

Hiring a useless certifier who didn’t pick up the endless issues with the build and then needing to pay thousands of dollars for independent reports

r/AusRenovation on Reddit

As we added more sites, that started becoming a weekly thing, then 2x or 3x or worse.

r/smallbusiness on Reddit

We had a consultant inspector a couple weeks back wait a week before informing our agency the contractor drilled into bridge column.

r/civilengineering on Reddit

any other buyers feel like their agent's recommended inspector just did a lazy job to push the sale through

r/AskRealEstateAgents on Reddit

Field inspectors and technicians

Where they talk

  • r/mechanics
  • r/firealarms
  • r/electricians
  • r/PropertyManagement
  • r/AmazonDSPDrivers
  • r/adjusters
  • r/civilengineering
  • r/Construction

Tools they use today

  • Excel
  • DVIC
  • Autoflow
  • CDK
  • checklist
  • CompanyCam
  • Cortex
  • DVIR

Why those fall short

  • inspectors don't get in roof, on roof or subfloor; waivers remove liability
  • no enforced verification that installs are tested before leaving
  • Platforms demand photos, videos, specs and measurements but pay nothing for the time
  • no formal inspection process or documentation
  • policies not emailed, no training videos, work orders disappear