28 Years of Inspection Experience

Technical work counts.
Clarity matters.

Since 1998. A long record behind the next inspection decision.

Landmark brings experienced inspection judgment, disciplined field and office workflows, and practical communication to housing, property, and construction decisions.

For housing authority leaders, HCV directors, public housing teams, owners, and the people accountable for what happens after the inspection.

Start with your work

Four paths. One disciplined approach.

Choose the context that best matches your inspection or software question.

Home Inspections

Pre-purchase inspections for buyers and pre-listing inspections for sellers, with clear reporting for real-estate decisions.

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Commercial & Construction

Condition, rehabilitation, construction-progress, pre-drywall, and construction-drawing review—scoped case by case.

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MiniDCD Software

Inspection software for Public Housing and Voucher Housing field documentation, review, and organized follow-through.

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Field experience became a working method

The work came first. The system followed.

Landmark has been inspecting since 1998. Repeated field decisions—where a condition is, what the evidence shows, who needs the record, and what must happen next—shaped both the inspection practice and MiniDCD.

That is the difference between software merely labeled for inspectors and software shaped by inspection work.

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The field story

Experience you can see.

These are selected Landmark project photographs—not decorative stock images. Open any image for a larger view and a short explanation of what the record preserves.

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Archived 2007 multifamily construction-progress photograph showing buildings, paving, grading, and site access
Archived field record · 2007

A record built across decades.

An archived progress photograph preserves how building completion, grading, paving, access, and remaining site work fit together.

From property to accountable action

The inspection is one part of the work.

Clear location, observation, documentation, reporting, and follow-through keep inspection findings useful after the site visit.

Illustrated inspection path from a property and field observation through documentation, reporting, and accountable follow-through