Over the past few decades, how home inspectors produce inspection reports has changed dramatically. In the late ’70s, home inspectors were producing handwritten, 12-page custom checklists and narrative reports on carbonless copy paper with a Polaroid picture attached. In the ’90s, inspectors were still using pre-printed checklists, but many had started producing their own templates in word processing programs. The more tech savvy and adventurous of these inspectors were printing reports on carbon paper in the back of their inspection vehicles to hand-deliver to clients Today, most home i ...
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