Mobile Photo Documentation App
Capture ductwork photos on site with the mobile app and sync them directly to your inspection report for efficient documentation.
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Document the condition of ductwork systems with a structured inspection report. Record duct identification, observations, defects, measurements, and photos, and provide an overall assessment.
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Take photos of the object in the mobile app, complete the inspection report from the template, and download the finished photo report as Word or PDF.
Capture ductwork photos on site with the mobile app and sync them directly to your inspection report for efficient documentation.
Mobile AppComplete the document from this template: sections, fields, photo documentation, and signatures.
Combine duct inspection photos with findings using the photo report generator to create a clear visual documentation of duct condition.
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Review the structure, sections, and fields before proceeding to fill out the document.
No.DIR-2026-015
The general condition of the ventilation duct system was assessed through visual inspection and review of maintenance records.
| Inspection date | 7/14/2026 | Address | 456 Oak Avenue, Chicago, IL 60601 |
The overall condition of the ventilation ducts is satisfactory, with no immediate safety concerns identified.
The object of inspection is the ventilation duct system, including all accessible ductwork, fittings, and supports.
| Object name | Main Supply Duct - Floor 3 | Technical condition | not filled in |
The ventilation duct system was identified and inspected as per the scope of work.
Main parameters such as duct dimensions, material, and airflow capacity were verified against design specifications.
| Duct ID | D3-01 | Duct Type | Sheet Metal |
| Duct Location | Floor 3, ceiling void |
The main parameters of the ventilation ducts conform to the design specifications within acceptable tolerances.
Additional parameters including insulation condition, sealing integrity, and support spacing were evaluated.
| Leakage Rate: 15 | Cleanliness Rating: Acceptable |
No significant deviations in additional parameters were observed during the inspection.
Record each observation or defect found during inspection, including the component, defect type, severity, and remarks. Attach photos as evidence.
| No. | Damage description | Photos |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | - | not filled in |
Provide an overall condition assessment and recommended actions based on findings.
| Identification was carried out | Duct system serving floors 2-4 |
| There are remarks | Overall condition satisfactory. Minor insulation damage noted in one section. |
List the HVAC inspector and building owner involved in the inspection.
| No. | Full name | Position / status | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Robert Davis | HVAC Inspector | Performed inspection |
| 2 | Linda Green | Building Owner | Accompanied inspection |
Capture the signatures of the inspector and building owner to confirm the report.
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A ductwork inspection report documents the integrity and cleanliness of HVAC duct systems. It includes duct identification, inspection findings, measurements such as leakage rate, and an overall condition assessment.
This online template provides a systematic way to record observations, defects, and quantitative measurements. It helps ensure duct systems are efficient and free from issues that could affect air quality.
HVAC inspectors, building maintenance teams, and energy auditors use this report for scheduled inspections, leakage testing, and cleanliness assessments.
Regular ductwork inspections help identify leaks, insulation damage, and cleanliness issues before they affect system performance.
Leaking ducts can significantly reduce HVAC efficiency. This report documents leakage rates and helps prioritize sealing repairs.
Duct cleanliness is critical for indoor air quality. The report records cleanliness ratings and identifies contamination sources.
After duct installation or renovation, this report verifies that the ductwork meets design specifications and is free of defects.
Documented inspections provide evidence of due diligence in maintaining duct systems, which can be important for insurance claims.
Some building codes require ductwork inspections for leakage and insulation. This report helps demonstrate compliance.
Open the ductwork inspection template in the online editor and enter inspection details such as date, inspector, building owner, and location.
For each duct section, record the duct ID, type (sheet metal, flexible, etc.), and location within the building.
For each duct section, record observations and defects from predefined lists, add severity and remarks. Optionally measure leakage rate and cleanliness.
Take and upload photos of the general duct overview and close-ups of any defects or leaks.
Provide an overall condition assessment and recommendations. The inspector and building owner sign digitally.
Combine duct inspection photos with findings using the photo report generator to create a clear visual documentation of duct condition.
Create Photo ReportCapture ductwork photos on site with the mobile app and sync them directly to your inspection report for efficient documentation.
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The general condition of the ventilation duct system was assessed through visual inspection and review of maintenance records.
The object of inspection is the ventilation duct system, including all accessible ductwork, fittings, and supports.
Main parameters such as duct dimensions, material, and airflow capacity were verified against design specifications.
Additional parameters including insulation condition, sealing integrity, and support spacing were evaluated.
Record each observation or defect found during inspection, including the component, defect type, severity, and remarks. Attach photos as evidence.
Provide an overall condition assessment and recommended actions based on findings.
List the HVAC inspector and building owner involved in the inspection.
Capture the signatures of the inspector and building owner to confirm the report.
The template allows recording leakage rate (in cfm) and cleanliness rating (clean, acceptable, dirty). These are optional fields.
Yes, the duct identification and inspection findings sections are repeatable, allowing you to document multiple duct sections in a single report.
Predefined defects include insulation damage and duct leakage. You can also add custom defects via free text.
Yes, the template can be used for both residential and commercial ductwork inspections.
Photos are attached to the inspection findings section. You can upload general overview photos and defect-specific close-ups.
Enter inspection details and generate a ready-to-download document.