home inspectors

A home inspector works alone, in one pass, against a clock, and anything they miss is missed for good. Missed water damage and structural issues are the most common claims against inspectors, and in a warranty inspection a miss becomes a safety issue and the homeowner’s bill. Home Co-Inspector is a second set of eyes. The inspector films and narrates as usual. We turn the walkthrough into findings, each tied to the exact frame and location where it appears, and flag visible issues the inspector never mentioned. The inspector accepts, edits or rejects every finding and signs the report, so the AI widens coverage and the professional stays accountable. In developing countries, where home inspections are rarely required, the same pipeline can serve as a buyer’s or renter’s first inspector. They film a walkthrough on their own phone before handover or move-in and get a list of visible concerns, including safety hazards that often go unmentioned. That lets them raise problems with the builder or landlord before they become dangerous or costly.