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Prove every inspection.
Not just that you did one.

Walk the property on your phone. Your owner gets a clean report: what you checked, what passed, what you noticed, and the one or two things that actually need attention. They approve what they want done, and it becomes a work order.

Annual, move in, move out, and compliance inspections on one system.

No credit card required  •  14 day free trial  •  Set up in under 5 minutes
Room by room
Smoke and CO verified in every location.
8 Types
Annual, turnover, compliance, and more.
$149/mo
Unlimited properties. Cancel anytime.
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Describe a finding.
Watch JobSiteLoop write it up.

Record what you found, or play one of our examples. JobSiteLoop turns it into a classified finding the owner can act on.

Describe what you found during the inspection.

Tell JobSiteLoop what you checked, what you noticed, and what, if anything, the owner needs to address.

Tap to record · 30 second demo

Nothing you record leaves your device. Transcription happens in your browser, and only the text is used to build the example.

The part everyone forgets

A report cannot be submitted
until the alarms are answered.

Inspectors skip this line more than any other. It is also the most important one in the whole inspection, and in California it is most of the reason you are allowed to be in the unit at all.

So we made it impossible to skip.

Not a reminder. Not a required field you can clear with one tap. A gate that reads the room list for that unit and will not let the report leave your phone until every location has a real answer on it.

  • One row per location, not per property. The checklist is built from the rooms captured on the first visit. A single yes for the whole building does not prove anything.
  • A photo on every device. Cheap to take while you are standing there. Impossible to produce afterward.
  • No access needs a typed reason. Otherwise it becomes the default escape hatch inside of a week.
  • Missing or failed is automatically Required. The inspector does not get judgment on that one. The software decides.
Step 4 of 4 · Required

Life safety devices

1412 Oak Grove Ave, Unit B · 7 locations
📷Primary bedroom
Smoke
Tested
📷Bedroom 2
Smoke
Tested
📷Hallway
Smoke and CO
Missing
📷Living room
CO
Tested
📷Garage entry
CO
Failed test
Basement
Smoke
Not answered
Upstairs landing
Smoke
Not answered
2 locations still open. Answer both to submit. If you could not reach one, choose No access and say why.
Requirements vary by state, county, and city. In California, for example, Health and Safety Code sections 13113.7 and 17926 place the duty to install and maintain smoke and carbon monoxide alarms on the owner. Other jurisdictions word it differently or place the duty elsewhere.

JobSiteLoop lets you build the required checks into your own inspection templates and turn on the wording for the states you actually operate in. We do not decide what the law requires of you, and a JobSiteLoop report is a documented record of what was checked and what the owner was told, not legal protection. Confirm your obligations with qualified counsel before putting compliance language in a template.
Findings

Not everything you notice
should become a work order.

Most of a good inspection is documentation, and that is what the owner is actually paying for. Four types keep the report honest and keep the owner from tuning out.
Verified

Good and verified

You looked, it is fine, and now there is a dated photo proving it. Most of a strong report is this.

No action. Documentation only.
Noted

Worth knowing

Something the owner should be aware of that you are not asking them to act on. On the record so it is not a surprise next year.

No action requested.
Recommended

Worth doing

You suggest it and you price it. Cheaper now than later is an argument that lands a lot better with a photo attached.

Owner approves. Becomes a work order.
Required

Needs to be addressed

Safety, habitability, compliance, or protecting the building. The owner still decides, and either way their answer is on the record.

Approved or declined. Both are recorded.
How it runs

One walkthrough. Everything downstream.

The same five steps whether it is an annual inspection, a move out, or a compliance check.
01

Inspect

Room by room on your phone. Photos and voice notes, no typing.

02

Classify

Verified, noted, recommended, or required.

03

Send

A clean portal page. No login, nothing for the owner to install.

04

Decide

The owner approves the items they want done.

05

Complete

Approved work opens as a tracked order and closes with a photo.

The record

The line that protects you.

Any tool can say an inspection happened. This one shows what the owner was told, that they opened it, and what they chose to do about it.
Compliance record

1412 Oak Grove Ave

Annual inspection · exports to PDF
Mar 4 9:12aInspection submitted. 7 of 7 alarm locations answered. 4 tested, 1 missing, 1 failed, 1 no access.
Mar 4 9:31aReport sent to owner by email and text.
Mar 4 6:47pOwner opened the report. 4m 12s on the page, 9 photos enlarged.
Mar 5 8:03aApproved hallway alarm replacement. Work order 2291 created.
Mar 5 8:04aDeclined garage CO alarm replacement. Owner note: “will handle it myself.”
Mar 9 2:20pWork order 2291 completed. Completion photo attached.

Look at the fifth line.

A required safety item, put in front of the owner, opened by the owner at a timestamp you can prove, and declined in their own words.

That is the page you want to have when something goes wrong and somebody asks what the owner knew and when they knew it. It is not a report you write after the fact. It builds itself while you work.

  • Opens are real. A background refresh never counts. Only actual time on the page and photos the owner enlarged.
  • Silence gets flagged. An owner sitting on a required finding without opening the report triggers an alert telling you to call.
  • It exports. One page, one PDF, ready to hand to an attorney, an insurer, or a new owner at handoff.
Inspection types

The same architecture,
every kind of walkthrough.

Set up the property once. Every inspection after that reuses the room list, the device list, and the history.
Included with every JobsiteLoop account
Annual Inspection
Move In Inspection
Move Out Inspection
Smoke and CO Compliance Check
Quarterly Property Check
Vacant Property Check
Pre Listing Inspection
Maintenance Inspection
Work orders

Approved work does not
need retyping.

An approved finding opens a work order with the photo, the note, the estimate, and the owner approval already attached. Assign it, track it, and close it with a completion photo that writes back to the inspection it came from.
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Already on AppFolio? Planned

Pushing approved items into AppFolio work orders is on the roadmap, not built yet. Today you export the approved work or send it to your maintenance address, and it carries the photo, the finding, and the owner approval with it. We will tell you before we build it, not after you have paid for it.

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Or keep it here.

Assign a vendor, track the visit, and close the order with a photo. The owner sees the completion on the same page where they approved the work, so nobody has to ask whether it got done.

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Self performing the work?

An approved finding can open as a full JobsiteLoop project with voice note updates, photos, and a owner portal. Same account, same login, no second subscription.

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Compare

Against how it gets done now.

Most annual inspections are a phone full of photos and a document somebody types up that evening.
JobsiteLoopDoc and photosGeneric inspection appPM software alone
Smoke and CO enforced✓ Cannot submit without itUp to the inspectorOptional checklistNot an inspection tool
Owner decision recorded✓ In writing, timestampedBuried in emailRarelySometimes
Proof the owner opened it✓ To the minuteNoneNoneNone
Approved item becomes work✓ One tapRetype itExport and retypeManual
SetupMinutesNoneDaysWeeks
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Pricing

One flat price.
Every owner informed.

Unlimited properties, unlimited inspections, unlimited work orders. Pay for the year and get two months free.
The math is simple. One declined required finding that you can prove you disclosed is worth more than a year of this. Everything after that is upside.

Give your owners a report they actually read.

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