Existing conditions
Organize visible conditions and material observations around the agreed property areas and decision context.
Commercial & construction
Construction progress, pre-drywall, and property observations that tell the story.
Landmark connects visible conditions and construction-drawing review to project stage, location, documentation, and the decision the inspection work must support.
Decision-first scoping
The same building can require very different inspection work.
A condition question, rehabilitation review, construction observation, and acquisition decision do not call for identical fieldwork. Landmark begins by clarifying the decision the inspection must support and the limits the report must state.
Observation layers
Existing conditions, planned work, field evidence, and reporting stay connected.
Project drawings, planned work, field observations, and the reporting purpose help keep each visit tied to the decision at hand.
Construction drawings & specifications
When included in the scope, review the project drawings and specifications alongside visible work to frame questions and document apparent differences.
Pre-drywall & open-wall review
Use the period before concealment to document visible assemblies, routes, interfaces, and project-specific concerns.
Progress & rehabilitation
Connect the visible work to the project stage, agreed questions, supporting photography, and responsible follow-through.
Construction tells a sequence
Photographs that explain the work—not decorate the page.
Open any image for a larger view. The set moves from early site work and before-concealment details through active construction, rooftops, and completion.
Put the decision on the table.
Describe the property, project stage, concern, and intended use of the inspection work.