PROGRESS & PRECOVER DOCUMENTATION
The record that survives the sheetrock.
Construction buries information on schedule. Plumbing, wiring, blocking, and structure disappear behind insulation and drywall — and every question asked afterward costs a hole in the wall. A pre-cover scan preserves accessible rooms and visible in-scope conditions in a measurable, shareable record for the agreed hosting or retention period.
When to Capture:
Pre-pour — utilities and embeds before concrete
Pre-cover — the full job after rough-in, before insulation and sheetrock
Milestones — dated progress records tied to your pay-app schedule
Closeout — the finished-conditions record your warranty period will thank you for
Section — What it prevents Change orders priced blind. Subs penetrating what they can't
Building Your Own Home?
Pre-cover documentation isn't only for builders. If you're building a custom home, ask your builder to include a scan before insulation — or order it directly. It's the cheapest insurance you'll buy on the project.
What it Prevents:
Change orders priced blind.
Subs penetrating what they can't see.
Warranty disputes argued from memory.
Texted photo threads standing in for documentation.
Deliverables:
Finished-conditions twin for side-by-side comparison
Pre-cover Capture Set Tagged by Location
Floor Plans
Dated Milestone Reports
"If you're willing to take individual photos of every wall in every home you build and keep them through the warranty period — great. The value to us is that no wall is ever missed, and the file lives forever. It's easy to navigate and easy to share with every subcontractor, which saves a significant amount of back-and-forth emailing and texting images."
— Chris Hearn, Hearn Custom Homes
Send us your schedule and your next pre-cover date.
We typically issue a firm proposal within two business days after the scope is clear.