The visit
- Location and time check-in and check-out where it applies.
- Before, progress, material, hidden-condition, and after photos where required.
- The checklist, materials used, issue notes, and a completion summary.
Proof for every visit
Every repair visit should leave proof you can keep.
Know who came to your home, when they arrived and left, what work was done, the photos and notes they submitted, and the closeout records that stay with the property.
Your quote, in plain English
Upload a contractor quote and see clear scope, the questions worth asking, and your material options — then keep it all in one place with your home.
In Connecticut, eligible work can be handed to a licensed local crew, Connecticut Contracting LLC (HIC.0705773), while your record stays with you.
You always see where the job stands. Payments stay clearly tracked, never guessed.
The review
- A documented review before work is marked done.
- Your window to review and raise a concern.
- A request to fix anything missing or unclear.
The payoff
- The full closeout package saved in your Vault.
- Where payment stands, shown as status — not escrow.
- A service record ready to pass on with the home.
Payment-release language remains status tracking until counsel approves any stronger payment or escrow terminology.