02.D7Double-tapped breakerElectrical · Main service panel
Safety
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Agents and buyers select directly from the published report, decide what they want repaired or credited, add their own context, and share a polished request - without rebuilding the inspection by hand.
Illustrative planner based on the implemented deficiency picker, repair-versus-credit workflow, request preview, totals, and sharing controls.
The Repair Planner sits beside the published report. Every active deficiency is already available with its report number, section, location, description, recommendation, priority, and inspection photos.
The report remains the source. Nothing extra has to be assembled for the agent.
Choose deficiencies by section or sort every finding by priority from high to low.
Request the repair itself or enter a proposed credit or concession and add context.
Share a live page or download the request as a PDF, with photos when useful.
When the request says 02.D7, every party can find the same deficiency in the full inspection report.
The Planner never presents negotiation values as contractor estimates. The amount field simply determines whether the item asks for the repair or proposes a credit or concession instead.
The unit is beyond its typical service-life range. Replacement should be planned.
The unit is beyond its typical service-life range. Replacement should be planned.
Representative request states based on the Planner’s implemented blank-versus-entered credit behavior.
Buyer requests that the following items be repaired by licensed contractors or credited at closing.
Request credit toward replacement by a licensed contractor.
Illustrative request editor based on the implemented label, header note, item note, photo, priority, and ordering controls.
Rename the list, write an opening note, add notes to individual items, and drag the most important requests to the top. Show the report’s photos and priority labels only when they help the conversation.
The finished request gets its own public page and PDF. Each item carries the inspection finding, agent note, request type, optional photos, and the report number needed to cross-reference the source.
Illustrative recipient-facing request using representative inspection findings and negotiation values.
The inspection report does not become a negotiation document. The Planner takes snapshots of selected findings into a separate request, preserving the inspector’s observations while the agent and buyer decide what to pursue.
Deficiency language, location, recommendation, photos, priority, and canonical report number.
Source remains unchangedSelected findings, repair or credit choice, agent notes, added photos, ordering, and requested total.
Built by the partiesThe report already contains the facts. Repair Planner gives agents the workflow to turn those facts into an organized request.