What Your Client Sees When You Speak the Home Inspection Report

So you’ve spent two hours walking around somebody’s house saying things like “moisture at the sill plate.” Here’s what the client actually gets.

A link. They tap it. It opens on their phone. No app. No login. No attachment that somehow becomes a technology problem.

Your logo on the cover. Property, date, weather from the inspection.

Then the deficiency summary right at the top. The stuff they actually care about before they start reading about gutters.

Every section is there. Condition ratings, plain colors, photos next to the thing they’re talking about.

And what you muttered on the roof becomes an actual sentence. Not “flshg lftng N slp,” which looks like a doctor wrote it during an earthquake.

Want a PDF? Fine. Same report, as a file.

Fix something after you’ve sent it, and the live link updates.

So there’s no “report final v3.” Then “report final v3 revised.” Then “sorry, wrong one.”

Your client gets something they can understand.

And you don’t spend your evening explaining which attachment is the real attachment.