From report to repair plan
A long inspection report.
A clearer next step.
Turn the findings that matter to you into a repair checklist, with a place, a next question, and a plan for each one.
See a report-to-repair worked example →
02 / Make it yours · Fictional sample
Your findings. Your next steps.
3 repair cards · All timing choices are yours to confirm.
From findings to a useful reply
Ask a professional.
Choose the observations relevant to one conversation. Prepare a request you can copy into a message or print without an account.
Prepare a request
Only selected observations, their questions, and your introduction are included. Locations are optional. Photos, plan name, community, account details, and other findings are omitted. Review selected wording for personal information.
This is a fictional sample. Every output will say so.
Select at least one finding with an observation to preview.
03 / Put your plan to use
Take the next conversation with you.
Print your checklist, or save tasks and photos to your account.
Reply notes are not included; download or print them separately. Account handoff makes a draft available on this device for account review for 24 hours. Sign in in the same browser, then explicitly save. This is still a fictional sample.Keep the report. Make the next step clearer.
This tool organizes the words you enter; it does not diagnose a property or determine repair urgency. Confirm timing and needed evaluation with your inspector or an appropriately qualified professional.
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Can I attach my inspection photos?
You can attach a selected report page while reviewing a PDF. After saving the plan to an account, open a task to add individual photos. You control when photos are shown and which ones to include in a contractor sheet.
Do I need to upload the whole report?
No. Paste selected findings, or open a PDF on this device and choose observations and page images. The original PDF is not uploaded. You can edit or remove each card. Leave out addresses, contact details, and anything you do not need in the plan.