For insurance carriers and product manufacturers
The managed national network for installed-building-product inspection. NWFA-, IICRC-, CFI-, and NALFA-credentialed inspectors in all 50 US states. 24/7 reporting platform. Since 2003.
Credentialed by
Pick the lane that fits your buying committee. Both converge on the same managed inspector network, the same 24/7 platform, and the same evidence-grade report.
For insurance carriers
A managed national vendor that slots into your existing IA panel — not a replacement. Defensible reports, COI and E&O on file from day one, 24/7 platform that fits your claims workflow without an IT lift.
For product manufacturers
When in-house warranty memos can no longer carry a contested case, route the inspection out. Cert matched to failure mode — NALFA for laminate, NWFA for hardwood, CFI for installation. Reports structured for Legal review on the same day.
When your customers escalate
Insureds and consumers don't escalate quietly. They call legal, post reviews, and expect a third party to settle who's right. The inspection report is the only artifact that holds — provided it was written that way from the first site visit.
The shift
The contested-claim contractor rebuttal is now a default, not an outlier. Manufacturer Legal is the blocker on every disputed warranty. AI engines summarize reports for the next buyer’s research before a human ever picks up the phone.
Three audiences read every report your inspector writes — adjuster, opposing counsel, AI summarizer. All three weight defensibility differently. Whatever your report cannot defend, the carrier or the manufacturer eats.
Evidence, not paperwork
Every inspection is delivered as the artifact your downstream conversations are built on — adjuster routing it to a contractor, Legal reviewing a denial, procurement auditing it at renewal, an AI summarizer citing it for the next buyer.
Methodology disclosed. Chain-of-custody documented. Photographic evidence captioned to fail-mode taxonomy. Built to hold under contractor rebuttal, Legal review, and panel audit.
A managed inspector network spanning all 50 US states. One diligence cycle, one COI, one MSA. The roster gap on a high-value claim does not happen, because the network was already underwritten.
Claims adjusters and warranty technicians file assignments, track status, and forward reports inside one URL. Operational since the early 2000s — no IT integration project required.
The trust scaffolding
A managed national inspector network covers every US state. One vendor diligence cycle replaces fifty.
NWFA, IICRC, CFI, NALFA, BBB A+. Each mark links to its issuing-body verification — not decoration.
Founded in 2003. Two decades of inspections that survived contractor rebuttals, warranty disputes, and procurement audits.
Inspectors are recruited, credentialed, and dispatched by Inspect Solutions — not sourced ad-hoc from a directory.
See an anonymized inspection report before you commit to a sales call. No procurement diligence required for the download.
Download a sample report or request the COI / E&O one-pager — no procurement diligence required for either.
Steady, scoped assignments
Claims and warranty work routed to your area when you have the capacity — never speculative, never overbooked.
Report scaffolding included
Templates, photo guidance, and chain-of-custody protocol already built so your time goes to the inspection, not the paperwork.
Paid clean, paid fast
Net-15 ACH on accepted reports. No line-item disputes, no chasing carriers for invoice status.
Questions buyers ask
The objections we hear most across insurance carrier and product manufacturer buying committees, with sourced answers — not boilerplate.
We field a managed inspector network — credentialed, underwritten, and dispatched by Inspect Solutions, not a third-party directory. State-by-state coverage and dispatch policy are documented on our coverage page; high-value or remote-market assignments route through a coverage operations team that confirms inspector and SLA before the assignment is accepted.
Every report names the certified inspector, discloses methodology, documents chain-of-custody, and captions photographic evidence against a failure-mode taxonomy. Carriers and manufacturers can download a redacted sample report before any sales conversation. Editorial standards and dispute-resolution policy are published on our about page.
No IT integration is required. Adjusters and warranty technicians file an assignment, track status, and receive reports inside a single 24/7 web platform — operational since the early 2000s. Reports come back in formats your existing claims or consumer-affairs ticket already accepts.
Inspectors hold one or more of the four committee-relevant credentials — NWFA, IICRC, CFI, NALFA — plus state licensure where required. The network is recruited against a published credential standard, audited via peer review on dispute-escalated cases, and dispatched against the failure mode and certification match required by the assignment. We do not surface individual inspector profiles publicly; aggregate network statistics are documented on the network page.
For carriers: an inspection assignment is opened by an adjuster through the platform; Inspect Solutions confirms the assignment, dispatches the credentialed inspector to the agreed SLA window, and delivers the report through the platform. For manufacturers: warranty disputes route through the same intake; we pre-tag reports for consumer-affairs branding and Legal review. Procurement and Legal can be served first via the COI/E&O one-pager and the redacted sample report.
Open an assignment
Procurement vendor-diligence is the slowest part of every new vendor relationship. We have built the entire onboarding pack — COI, E&O, certifications, MSA snippet, security disclosures — to ship in advance of the first sales call. Champions can move; procurement and Legal are not the bottleneck.
