Scope before promise
Confirm the actual assignment and governing context before representing an outcome.
About Landmark
Inspection experience, clearly applied.
Landmark Inspection Services, LLC has operated since 1998, bringing field judgment, office discipline, and practical communication to inspection work and workflow design.
A long field record
Inspection practice came before product development.
Landmark’s working method was formed through years of real properties, construction stages, inspection records, office review, reports, and follow-through.
MiniDCD carries those lessons into software: locate the observation, preserve the evidence, review the record, produce usable outputs, and keep the next action connected to the inspection.
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Clarity is part of the technical work.
An inspection record must remain useful after the site visit. That means defining scope, locating observations, separating fact from interpretation, stating limitations, and making follow-through understandable to the people responsible for it.
Working principles
Evidence before shorthand
Keep the observation, location, supporting record, and conclusion connected.
Limits in view
State what the work and software do—and what they do not do.
Follow-through that reads clearly
Organize information so responsible people can review and act.
Bring Landmark the real question.
Start with the property, program, or workflow decision that needs clearer inspection information.