A beautiful, clean cover page begins this inspection report that includes executive summary, illustrations, implications, photos, links to technical articles, as well as your own custom narrative. A good example of the default contract, cover letter and invoice included here as well.

Summary only home inspection report

'Just give me the bottom line.' Customers looking for the major details in a quick overview can get a 'Summary only' version outlining key concerns. Lots of inspectors use this as a field report, and then follow up with the full report posted on the web.

Gas Station inspection report

This commercial inspection report is an example of Horizon's ability to handle ancillary reporting services.

Recommendations only home inspection report

'What needs to be fixed?' When your customer needs to make home repairs based on your inspection report. This report reads like a punch list for contractors coming to do repairs.

Narrative home inspection report

Home Inspectors want to say it their way. This home inspection report is an example of full inspection commentary by this inspector.

Home inspection report without illustrations and photos

Don't need all the fluff? Delivering your home inspection detail without pictures can really reduce the number of report pages.

Partial home inspection report

When you're asked to inspect one system only, your report should get straight to the point, showing only the relevant items. This is a good example of a structure review on a property.

Field report (PDA on-site)

This report printed from PocketHorizon in the field delivers all your field choices and comments, providing your customers with enough information to make their buying decision. (Field report does not include photos, illustrations or hyperlinks to technical articles.) Following up with a Full Horizon home inspection report finalizes this inspection.