Track inspection repairs, assign contractors, and collect completion photos before the final walkthrough. Start your real estate punch list with QuickPunch.
Inspection repairs can get scattered across emails, text messages, and handwritten notes. QuickPunch keeps each repair organized with a photo, location, responsible contractor, and due date, so you can follow up before the final walkthrough.
As a punch list app for real estate agents, QuickPunch lets you photograph each repair, tag it to the property and room, and send the correction straight to the contractor who owns the fix — then review the completion photo before closing. No group texts, no lost notes, no re-walking the property to find what is still open.
Why contractors use QuickPunch
Pre-listing repair lists — Build a photo-backed repair list before you list the property, so every deficiency is documented, assigned, and tracked to completion before showings begin.
Tracking agreed inspection repairs — Turn the inspection report into assigned items with photos, locations, and due dates. Follow up on each repair by contractor instead of chasing a spreadsheet.
Final walkthrough check — Before the final walkthrough, confirm every agreed repair is photo-verified complete so there are no surprises on closing day.
How it works
Document the item — Photograph the repair needed and tag it to the property and room so the list stays organized exactly how you walk the space.
Assign the responsible contractor — Tag the item to the contractor who owns the fix — finish carpenter, plumber, electrician, or handyman.
Send the repair details — Dispatch sends the photo, location, and correction to the contractor by email and text instantly — no account needed on their end.
Review the completion photo — The contractor submits a completion photo through a simple link. You compare it to the original and update the item’s status.
Example installation checks
Example repair: Replace chipped vanity drawer front — Location: 123 Example Lane — Hall bathroom. Correction: Replace the chipped vanity drawer front to match the surrounding finish. Assigned to: Finish carpenter (due before final walkthrough).
Frequently asked questions
How do I track which inspection repairs are still open?
Live status counters show total, open, dispatched, and completed items, updating in real time as contractors close work. An item stays open until it is photo-verified complete, so nothing slips through between the inspection and the final walkthrough.
Can I use QuickPunch on my phone at the property?
Yes. QuickPunch is a web app that runs in your phone’s browser — Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android — with no app to download. You can photograph a repair, tag the location, and assign it to a contractor right from the property.
Do contractors need an account to receive repair items?
No. Contractors receive a simple link by email or text message with the repair photo, location, and correction attached. They open it in their phone’s browser, view what to fix, and submit a completion photo — no account, app, or login required.
How do I view completion photos from contractors?
When a contractor marks an item complete through their link, they attach a completion photo. You receive a notification and can compare the after photo against the original repair photo without returning to the property — so you verify the fix before the final walkthrough.
Helpful guides
Free Real Estate Punch List Template — A printable pre-listing and final walk-through checklist for real estate agents — open, fill in, and print from your browser.
Final Walkthrough Checklist App — Photo-backed final walkthrough checklist for owner walks and sign-off — verify every item and hand over a clean home.