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Insurance-driven inspection

Builder’s risk inspection, from trenching to closeout

Carriers, developers and brokers rely on us to watch a build the whole way through — documenting work in place, construction quality, water intrusion risk, site security and fire-watch compliance on a cadence that follows where the exposure actually sits.

Who this is for

Built for the parties around an insured build

A builder’s risk programme has more than one interested party, and they need different things from the same visit. Our reporting is structured so each of them gets it without a phone call.

Insurance carriers

Independent verification of the risk you are carrying, with evidence that stands up in a claim file.

Developers

An early warning system on quality and water intrusion, before a defect is buried behind finishes.

Brokers

Demonstrable risk management that helps you place and retain the cover on better terms.

General contractors

A neutral record of progress and site conditions that removes the argument from the conversation.

What we monitor

The conditions that turn into claims

Work in place

Actual progress against the construction programme, recorded visit by visit with photographic evidence.

Construction quality

Workmanship, connections, load paths and installation against the approved drawings and specification.

Water intrusion risk

Envelope integrity, flashing, waterproofing and weather protection — the single largest driver of builder’s risk loss.

Fire watch & hot work

Hot work permits, fire watch coverage, extinguisher provision and combustible storage compliance.

Site security

Fencing, access control, lighting and material storage — theft and vandalism exposure.

Life safety

Egress, fall protection, scaffold condition and the site safety observations that precede an incident.

Product types

Scoped and priced per product

Every proposal names the product types in scope, the quantities each one collects, the inspection mode and the visit cadence — then prices from billing hours, visits and travel.

Product Typical rate
Single Family SF $95 per hour
Single Family Development SFD $95 per hour
Home Inspection HOME $110 per hour
Multi Family MF $105 per hour
Multi Family Development MFD $105 per hour
Mid Rise MHR $125 per hour
Mid Rise / High Rise MRHR $145 per hour
Commercial COMM $135 per hour
Industrial IND $130 per hour
Parking Structure PARKING $130 per hour
Roof Inspection ROOF $115 per hour
Roadway & Sitework RDWY $120 per hour
Hot Spot Inspection HSPT $125 per hour
Property Condition Assessment PCAR $150 per hour
Draw Inspection DRAW $110 per hour
Progress Inspection PROGRESS $115 per hour
Plan Review PLANREV $160 per hour
Safety Review SAFETY $120 per hour
General Inspection GNRL $110 per hour
How it works

From carrier instruction to closeout report

  1. 1

    Scoped proposal

    We capture the programme, the parties and the products in scope, then issue an itemised proposal with the fee basis stated line by line.

  2. 2

    Programme mobilisation

    Acceptance creates the project and generates every scope. A project manager and lead are assigned, and the visit schedule is set against your milestones.

  3. 3

    Recurring site visits

    Engineers attend on cadence, record findings offline against defined checkpoints, and capture geo-tagged photographic evidence.

  4. 4

    Reporting & escalation

    Reports publish after independent review. Anything presenting immediate risk is escalated within 24 hours, not held for the next cycle.

What you receive

Reporting a carrier can file

  • Site visit report within three business days of each attendance.
  • Geo-tagged, timestamped photographic log bound to the specific checkpoint it evidences.
  • Running deficiency register with severity, recommendation and status, live in the portal.
  • Immediate hazard notification within 24 hours of observation.
  • Monthly progress summary against the construction programme, with schedule risk commentary.
  • Consolidated closeout report covering the full construction period for the carrier file.
  • Reports issued to the carrier, the developer and the named insured.
Scope a construction programme

Put a programme in front of us

Tell us the development, the parties and the construction schedule. We will return an itemised inspection proposal — products, quantities, visit cadence, hours and fee — usually within one business day.