Quality control and punch lists for general contractors and subcontractors
Receive snags from the client and the supervisor in one system, distribute them to your crews, and close them with a photo rather than a phone call.
Who this is for
For the people who do the work and answer to the client for its quality.
- 01Main contractors
- 02Subcontractors
- 03Installation and finishing crews
- 04Site managers and line engineers
- 05A contractor’s own quality team
What you get
A clear flow of snags instead of a flow of messages.
Every snag in one list
You can see what has been raised, where it is and when it is due.
Distribution to crews
A snag goes to a named person, not “to the site”.
Photo proof of close-out
The “after” shot settles the question without a second inspection visit.
Overdue tracking
Approaching and missed deadlines are visible in advance.
History per defect
Who raised it, who fixed it and when it was accepted is kept in full.
Report on completed work
The client export comes out of the system instead of being assembled by hand.
Who works in it
The system covers the whole line, from the site manager to the director.
- 01
Site manager
Receives snags and distributes them across crews.
- 02
Foreman
Sees their own list and marks work done with a photo.
- 03
Quality team
Checks the close-out before it goes back to the client.
- 04
Director
Sees the load and the overdue items across all sites.
Why it matters to a contractor
Transparent snag handling means fewer withholdings and fewer arguments.
- Fewer repeat inspections and reworks
- Your position in a dispute is backed by photo evidence
- You can see which crew systematically misses deadlines
- Handover is faster because there is nothing to interpret
- The client sees the work, not only the result
We will show what snag handling looks like from the contractor’s side