Site inspection app · walkthrough first

Walk the site once. Leave a photo story the owner can scroll.

Inspection notes without photos turn into arguments. Capture the walkthrough into an album pinned to the site, then quote against what they already saw.

Site inspection walkthrough with photos

Walkthrough order

Exterior → systems → interiors → close notes

Keep the inspection story in the order you walked — not a random dump from four rooms.

  1. 01

    Approach & envelope

    Roof edges, grading, openings — context before you zoom into defects.

  2. 02

    Systems

    HVAC pads, electrical panels, plumbing access — tagged to this address.

  3. 03

    Interiors & finishes

    Moisture clues, openings, finish issues the owner will ask about later.

  4. 04

    Share & quote

    One link for the walkthrough. Same set on the estimate.

Owner missed the walk

They were at work. Your photos become the walkthrough.

You walked a pre-purchase inspection with the GC. The buyer asks for “everything you saw on the west wall.” You should open the site album — not reconstruct from texts.

  1. 01

    Deficiency set stays together

    Wide shot, detail, and context for the same issue live in one album.

  2. 02

    GC and owner share one link

    Forward the same gallery. Keep adding if you return for clarification.

  3. 03

    Quote matches what they scrolled

    Attach the inspection set when you send the number — no second tool.

Client reviewing inspection photos on a phone

Inspection vs punch

Inspection tells the whole walk. Punch list tracks what is left.

Use this page when you need the story of conditions. Use punch-list photos when you are chasing remaining items on an active job. Same FWDLink albums — different moment.

From walk to number

Once they have scrolled the inspection set, send the estimate with those photos attached

Inspection albums live on your page next to paperwork. Get found for more walkthroughs nearby on Local Pages when you want them.

Site inspection app — FAQ

What is a site inspection app?
A place to capture walkthrough photos by address, share one live link, and attach the set to estimates. FWDLink is that jobsite photo app for inspection days.
How is this different from punch list photos?
Inspection is the full walkthrough story. Punch list is the remaining items. Same album pattern, different moment in the job.
Can an owner who missed the walkthrough see the set?
Yes. Send a read-only link. They open it in any browser.
Can I attach inspection photos to an invoice?
Yes — stills or a live FWDLink from the inspection album.

Start the next site inspection album on FWDLink

Claim a free page, walk the site, and share one link. Starter is free — see Plans for storage, seats, and online payment fees.