Repairs & Insurance Scopes
Turn inspection findings into a written, priced repair scope — including insurance-documentation and transaction work.
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Inspections performed by a licensed general contractor who builds and repairs the same systems. Repairs identified can be scoped separately if you want them handled.
An inspection from On Point isn't a checklist exercise — it's a structural and systems evaluation performed by a licensed general contractor who builds, repairs, and verifies these same systems for a living.

A clear, organized written write-up — readable for buyers and detailed enough for a contractor to price from. Format and turnaround depend on the scope and are agreed before we start.
Findings documented with clear photography so you can see exactly what we saw and where.
Issues discussed by urgency so you know what needs attention now versus what can wait.
We'll walk you through the findings and answer your questions — in plain language, not jargon.
Repairs identified can be scoped as separate work. There is no requirement to use us for them.
A contractor's perspective on the systems we inspect — structural, envelope, roofing, and the assemblies we build and repair every week.

A licensed California general contractor who also inspects. The inspection is informed by building and repairing these systems, not only by a checklist.
Repairs identified in an inspection can be handled as a separate scope. See repairs.
View repairsServing Stanislaus, Tuolumne, Calaveras, and San Joaquin counties — including Oakdale, Modesto, Riverbank, Turlock, Manteca, Ripon, and Sonora.
You can also call to discuss the property and what the inspection needs to cover.
(209) 770-5623When findings turn into work, the same licensed contractor can carry it out and document it.
Turn inspection findings into a written, priced repair scope — including insurance-documentation and transaction work.
Learn moreWhen findings point to bigger changes, we plan renovations and additions around them.
Learn moreInvestor and manager walkthroughs, capital-improvement planning and unit-turn scoping.
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