Embedded Files
Project documents kept on a contemporaneous basis provide a permanent record which allows the detailed reconstruction, review, and analysis of events and actions of the project.
Just think how potential homebuyers will have that extra confidence of the quality of your homes if you can present a picture record of each step in the construction process... view your attention to quality and detail during every step of construction, that you take pride in your work. A unique selling tool that can influence a buyer to buy!
We create HOMEBUILDER CONSTRUCTION CHECKLIST ..for future evidence...an extensive, indexed Completed Construction Photographic Log, linked to the construction checklist.
We have trained engineers and inspection staff, having performed this unique and valuable service at many major new residential communities...using prepared inspection checklist forms and proven procedures...PLUS formatted, dated photographic log protocol to get right in and provide a thorough, contemporaneous record of the construction...to add to the sales toolkit and keep protected during future litigation!
Our trained engineers-inspectors initially review your construction plans, then visit your sites, inspect, photograph and document, using our prepared checklists and indexed photograph format, the recently-completed construction work... construction work that will soon become invisible to inspectors and buyers as construction continues.
Sample construction documentation and photographs include:
Rough and finished interior and exterior views and details
Site Preparation
Framing Elements
Insulation, Caulking
Fire blocking
Equipment and wiring, ductwork
Fastening devices
Conformance to codes
Interior of roofing construction
Sprinkler Systems
HVAC and related equipment/systems
Windows, prior to trim applications
Reinforcement, prior to concrete pours
Ceiling Materials
Foundations
Labels and other identifiers by manufacturers
Construction of ancillary buildings and structures: Clubhouses, Pools, Maintenance Buildings
Measurements
Quality of Workmanship
Quality of Materials
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