Built for Construction Punch List App. The app keeps field notes, trade ownership, and closeout reports in one place.
A construction punch list is a written record of incomplete, incorrect, or defective work identified near the end of a project that must be finished before the job is accepted. Each item typically notes the location, responsible trade, description of the issue, supporting photos, and current status, and is resolved by the contractor before final sign-off.
Learn more: the Punch List & Site Audit app.
Contractors, builders, and site managers need a fast way to capture incomplete work and assign follow-up items.
The app keeps field notes, trade ownership, and closeout reports in one place.
Each record can include location, trade, status, due date, notes, and photo evidence in one place.
That keeps walkthroughs consistent and makes PDF reporting fast at the end of the visit.
Instead of paper notes or static spreadsheets, the whole list stays live in the field and easy to share.
Contractors, consultants, and owners can review the same structured record from first walk to final sign-off.
Each punch list item should include a location (room, floor, or area), the responsible trade, a short description of the defect or remaining work, at least one photo, a status (open, in progress, resolved), a due date, and the name of the person who recorded it.
The punch list is typically generated during a walkthrough by the general contractor, owner, architect, or project manager, often together. Subcontractors then resolve items assigned to their trade. On smaller jobs, a single contractor or site manager runs the walkthrough and assigns items directly.
They describe the same process. "Punch list" is the standard term in the United States and Canada, while "snag list" is used in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. Both refer to outstanding defects and incomplete work captured before final handover.
Punch List & Site Audit is a free iOS app purpose-built for construction punch lists. It captures photos, location, trade ownership, notes, and status for every item, works offline on site, and exports a branded PDF report — no subscription required.
Yes. Substantial completion is typically declared only once all punch list items are resolved or formally accepted. Final payment, occupancy, and warranty start dates are usually tied to punch list completion, which is why a clear photo-backed list speeds up closeout and reduces disputes.
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