For residential builders
The same walk, on every unit, without the binder.
Repetition is the whole job. One checklist per unit type, one sticker per door, and a board that shows which units are through rough-in and which are still open — across every lot and every phase.
A real inspection point
What this looks like on your job
One tag, one checklist, and the photos that have to come with it.
Tag
Unit 305 — Kitchen Rough-In
RIV-A-F3-305
- Sticker location
- Inside of unit entry door
- Bound checklist
- Kitchen rough-in — pre-drywall
- Supply and waste lines pressure tested2 photos required
- Range and dishwasher circuits pulled1 photo required
- Blocking installed for upper cabinets2 photos required
- No penetrations left unsealed1 photo required
One board for the whole job
See what needs you the moment you sign in.
Awaiting review, awaiting client, and what still needs rework — with every recent submission and approval underneath it.
What gets in the way, and what RTI does about it
Today
Ninety units means ninety versions of the same walk, and the only record that they all happened the same way is your superintendent's memory.
With RTI
Build the checklist once and bind it to every unit tag. Every scan opens the identical list with the identical photo requirement, so unit 12 and unit 88 are documented the same way.
Today
Pre-drywall gets covered before somebody photographs what is behind it, and then a warranty claim arrives.
With RTI
The photo requirement is enforced before the item can be submitted, so the shot behind the wall gets taken while the wall is still open.
Today
Buyer and lender walkthroughs turn into a scramble for paperwork that lives in four places.
With RTI
Export the whole unit as a PDF or CSV whenever you want — checklist answers, photos, signatures and sign-offs, in one package, with no lock-in.
Put it on a real job.
Tag one area, run one walk, and see the record it leaves behind. No card required.