Built for Home Inspection Checklist on active job sites. Standard checklist items can turn into action items with photos, notes, and a report-ready status.
A home inspection checklist is a structured list of items a home inspector or buyer walks through — roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, interior, exterior — recording the condition and any deficiencies with photos. It produces a report the buyer can use during negotiations or the builder can use for repairs before closing.
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Superintendents and inspectors need repeatable checklists that still allow photos and detailed notes.
Standard checklist items can turn into action items with photos, notes, and a report-ready status.
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.
Punch List & Site Audit keeps capture, assignment, review, and handoff in one iPhone workflow.
Start a site, client, or renovation project and keep each job separated with progress counts and search.
Add title, notes, location, photos, status, priority, category, assignee, and due date as you walk.
Generate a PDF with item details and photos. Pro unlocks clean reports, branding, export, and iCloud sync.
Each feature below maps to the actual Punch List & Site Audit workflow: capture, annotate, organize, filter, report, and hand off.
Record the issue, description, location, and photos in one form, then use Save & Add Another to keep moving.
Annotate photos before they go into the report, so subcontractors can see the exact defect and location.
Each snag can carry status, priority, category, assignee, and due date so the list is actionable before handoff.
Generate PDF reports with item numbers, status, priority, due dates, assignment details, and inline photos.
Search and filter snags by the fields teams actually use during closeout reviews.
Manage multiple projects with progress counts, project search, import, export, and iCloud sync for Pro workflows.
Structure and foundation, roof and attic, exterior siding and drainage, electrical panel and outlets, plumbing fixtures and water heater, HVAC, windows and doors, insulation, and every interior room including kitchens and bathrooms. Each area needs condition notes and photos for any issues.
Licensed home inspectors, buyers performing their own pre-offer walkthroughs, real estate agents, and property managers running move-in or move-out inspections. The same checklist structure works for all of them.
Punch List & Site Audit captures each checklist item with a photo, location, and notes, and exports a PDF report. It works offline on iOS, which matters in basements, attics, and homes with no active service.
Yes. Photos are the most important piece of a home inspection report — they show exactly what was flagged and give buyers leverage in negotiations. Every deficiency should have at least one photo attached.
Most single-family inspections take two to four hours on site. A photo-enabled app shortens the post-walk reporting from hours to minutes because the PDF generates automatically from captured items.
Download Punch List & Site Audit on iOS. Capture photos, assign snags, generate PDF reports, and keep every walkthrough moving.
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