SupportingExterior elevations, address placard, and additional documents
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Electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and roof each get the fields, repeatable records, photos, and condition checks the work actually requires.
Illustrative interface using sample property data. Navigation, child records, fields, actions, and visual styling reflect the current Inspector Studio 4-Point writer.
The writer starts with the supporting evidence inspectors most often forget, moves through the four systems, and ends with property details, applicant information, cover photo, and inspector certification.
Representative supporting photos. The real writer intentionally places this section first so exterior and address evidence are not left until the end.
Panels, HVAC systems, water heaters, and roof coverings are not squeezed into one generic answer. Add and reorder individual records, keep each unit’s fields together, and attach photos directly to the equipment or covering they document.
Circuit Breaker · Square D · 200 A
Central AC · 8 years · Updated 2018
Garage · 5 years · TPRV present
Architectural shingles · 2021 · Satisfactory
Representative records using the real child types, tab pattern, and per-entity photo behavior.
Inspection date, inspector, property, applicant, and exterior photos are present.
Primary panel has type, brand, and amperage.
Wiring types and panel photos are documented.
Prior leak evidence is selected. Confirm the supporting explanation and photos.
Primary covering material, age, remaining life, and roof photos are present.
Illustrative assessment result using representative report data. Grouping, pass/warn/fail states, and baseline behavior reflect the real assessment tool.
Run the built-in assessment to review completeness and consistency against the Citizens baseline. Results are grouped by General, Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, and Roof with clear pass, warning, and failure states.
The four editors share familiar controls, but the fields, follow-ups, hazards, and evidence are shaped around the system being inspected.
Open Permit Hunt from the Roof section, choose a roof permit, and apply it to the active covering. The writer can fill the permit date, calculate roof age from the permit year, record the latest update year, and attach the permit evidence to Roof Photos.
Explore Permit HuntIllustrative permit data. The active-covering mapping, calculated roof age, update fields, and evidence attachment reflect the real integration.
Illustrative cover using sample company, customer, property, and inspection data. Layout, information hierarchy, and Quick View behavior reflect the current specialty-report output.
Quick View turns Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, and Roof into four clear status cards before the reader reaches the form. Satisfactory systems stay quiet; unsatisfactory conditions, hazards, prior leaks, and incomplete sections stand out.
Illustrative excerpt—not a reproduction of the complete output. Multiple system records can continue onto supplemental pages in the generated report.
Preview the generated form, run the assessment, complete the report, and publish it from the inspection record. Extra panels, units, heaters, and coverings carry into continuation output instead of disappearing.
The complete 4-Point experience is included in every Inspector Studio plan.