Frequently asked questions
What features should the best deficiency list app have?
Offline capture, a photo per item, location and trade fields, status and priority tracking, and on-device PDF reporting. Anything that slows the walkthrough or forces every subcontractor into a separate account hurts adoption and undercuts the value of the tool.
Is a focused deficiency list app good enough for professional use?
Yes. For most contractors and site superintendents, a focused app like Punch List & Site Audit covers the core field workflow: capture deficiencies, attach photos, assign responsibility, filter open work, and generate the PDF on site.
Is Punch List & Site Audit better than PlanGrid, Fieldwire, or Procore?
Those platforms do far more than deficiency tracking, which also means more cost, training, and login friction. A dedicated deficiency list app wins when defect capture and closeout PDFs are the core workflow — and plenty of Canadian teams run both.
How do I pick the right deficiency list app?
Run one real walkthrough with each candidate. The winner is whichever app lets you add twenty deficiencies with photos in under five minutes and produce a PDF a subcontractor can act on immediately, without a trip back to the office.
What does Punch List & Site Audit Pro unlock?
Pro unlocks clean branded PDF reports, company logo support, project import/export, and iCloud sync. The core field workflow stays focused on fast item capture with photos, status, priority, category, assignee, and due-date tracking.