What is the best way to send a punch list?
A short list with photos and the property town is the easiest starting point. A walkthrough can follow if the scope needs clarification.
Problems this can help solve
- Small repairs and cleanup tasks spread across a property
- Pre-listing or pre-move-in items that need practical prioritization
- Owners who need clear communication about what can be handled and what needs a specialist
What is included
- Review of the punch list and property priorities
- Bundled small repairs and cleanup tasks when practical
- Photo-supported notes for owner review
- A clear next-step list for related work such as drywall patches, siding repairs, and exterior cleaning
What is not included
Some property issues need a licensed trade, specialist, or larger project scope. This page keeps that line clear.
- Full renovation project management or guaranteed buyer inspection outcomes
- Licensed trade work, code certification, or structural evaluation
- Licensed trade work such as electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, or structural engineering
- Hazardous material handling, mold remediation, pest control, or biohazard cleanup
- Work that requires permits, specialized equipment, or a dedicated specialist
- Large remodels, additions, or full replacement projects
FAQs
Can you tell me what needs a specialist?
Yes. Part of the value is separating practical small jobs from items that should go to a licensed trade or specialty contractor.