Before inspection day
Confirm appointment information, understand your services, and see what needs attention before the inspector arrives.
From the first appointment to the final report, see your inspection information, photos, documents, and next steps in one secure place. No searching through old emails.
The details that matter before, during, and after an inspection belong together. Here's what that looks like for you as well as for the inspector.
Confirm appointment information, understand your services, and see what needs attention before the inspector arrives.
Agreements, invoices, payments, uploaded files, and signed copies stay connected to the inspection.
Browse the summary, open findings and photos, review specialty documents, and save the information you need.
The public-safe copy below retains the real client inspection cards and report controls.
2 assigned workspaces · 4 repair items · 0 shared files
Start with significant findings, then go deeper. Photos are tied to the actual observations so you can see what the inspector documented rather than guessing from a brief description.

The rubber membrane flashing material around the vent pipe was cracked and damaged. This condition is prone to water penetration. The report recommends correction and further evaluation.
InspectionPress keeps client-facing actions and property documentation organized, with access based on the inspection's actual status and permissions.
Review what is owed and complete payment securely when required before report access.
Sign before the inspection, then view the signed agreement in your documents.
View available self-service options. Cancellation and rescheduling depend on payment, timing, and inspection status.
Keep property records and supporting materials connected to the inspection.
Access applicable Four Point, Wind Mitigation, and Roof Certification reports beside the main inspection.
Where available, review repair information and request a separate re-inspection. It is never automatically required.
Get a clear inspection experience before the visit, during the process, and long after the report is published.