Mobile Photo Documentation App
Capture photos of facade components on-site with the mobile app and attach them directly to the report. This streamlines the data collection process.
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Assess facade safety and condition, including structural integrity, water tightness, and defect identification. Record component conditions, defects, and test results.
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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 photos of facade components on-site with the mobile app and attach them directly to the report. This streamlines the data collection process.
Mobile AppComplete the document from this template: sections, fields, photo documentation, and signatures.
Use the photo report generator to create a professional facade inspection report with embedded photos. It enhances the raw data with a polished layout.
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Review the structure, sections, and fields before proceeding to fill out the document.
No.FIR-2026-07-14-009
The general information about the inspection, including the purpose, scope, and applicable standards, is provided below.
| Inspection date | 7/14/2026 | Address | Tower Block A, 100 Victoria Street, London SW1E 5JL |
The inspection was carried out in accordance with the relevant regulations and standards.
The inspected object is the building facade, located at the address specified in the inspection order.
| Object type | Facade | Object name | Tower Block A - South Elevation |
| Technical condition | not filled in |
The facade was identified and its main characteristics are recorded.
The main parameters of the facade, such as dimensions, materials, and structural system, were determined based on design documentation and on-site measurements.
| Facade type | Curtain wall with aluminium cladding | Number of floors | 12 |
| Total facade area | 2400 |
The main parameters of the facade have been established and are listed below.
Additional parameters, including thermal insulation properties, fire resistance, and energy efficiency indicators, were assessed using technical documentation and non-destructive testing methods.
| Water spray test result: Pass |
The additional parameters were evaluated and are presented in the table.
List defects found on the facade, including corrosion, cracking, water ingress, and anchor failures.
| No. | Damage description | Photos |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | - 30 | not filled in |
| 2 | - 150 | not filled in |
Provide overall condition assessment, recommendations, and suggested next inspection date.
| Identification was carried out | Facade identified by building address and elevation. |
| There are remarks | Facade generally sound; several sealant joints require replacement. |
List the inspection participants and their roles.
| No. | Full name | Position / status | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr. Helen Clarke | Facade Engineer | Lead inspector |
| 2 | Tom Baker | Access Specialist | Provided rope access |
| 3 | Richard Miles | Building Owner Representative | Accompanied inspection |
Collect signatures from the inspector and building owner.
Report
This report documents the inspection of building facades, assessing structural integrity, water tightness, and identifying defects such as corrosion, cracking, and anchor failures. It includes sections for component inspections, defects, observations, testing results, and recommendations.
The report includes inspection information, repeatable facade components, defects, observations, testing results (conditionally required), conclusions, and signatures of involved parties.
Attach photos of the general facade overview, defect close-ups, water ingress evidence, anchor condition, and test setup. Photos provide visual proof of the facade's condition.
Use this report to document compliance with facade safety regulations that require periodic inspections. The structured format helps meet reporting requirements.
The report helps building owners and engineers plan repairs by clearly documenting defects and observations. It serves as a baseline for future inspections.
Provide the report to insurers as evidence of regular facade inspections and the building's condition. This may support claims or premium assessments.
When buying a building, use this report to evaluate the facade's condition and identify potential repair costs.
Maintain a historical record of facade inspections for internal or external audits. The report includes signatures and dates for accountability.
When a building changes ownership or management, this report provides a snapshot of the facade's condition at the time of handover.
Record the inspection date, inspector name, building address, and building owner to establish the context.
For each component (e.g., cladding panel, glazing, anchor), enter its type, location, condition rating, and notes. The component section is repeatable.
Record defects with type, location, severity, description, and photos. Add general observations about the facade condition.
If tests were conducted (e.g., water spray, anchor pull-out), record the test type, result, and notes. This section is conditionally required.
Provide overall condition rating, recommendations, and next inspection date. The inspector and building owner sign the report. Export as PDF or share.
Use the photo report generator to create a professional facade inspection report with embedded photos. It enhances the raw data with a polished layout.
Create Photo ReportCapture photos of facade components on-site with the mobile app and attach them directly to the report. This streamlines the data collection process.
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The general information about the inspection, including the purpose, scope, and applicable standards, is provided below.
The inspected object is the building facade, located at the address specified in the inspection order.
The main parameters of the facade, such as dimensions, materials, and structural system, were determined based on design documentation and on-site measurements.
Additional parameters, including thermal insulation properties, fire resistance, and energy efficiency indicators, were assessed using technical documentation and non-destructive testing methods.
List defects found on the facade, including corrosion, cracking, water ingress, and anchor failures.
Provide overall condition assessment, recommendations, and suggested next inspection date.
List the inspection participants and their roles.
Collect signatures from the inspector and building owner.
The report supports recording defects such as corrosion, cracking, water ingress, anchor failure, sealant deterioration, fatigue cracking, and thermal movement. Each defect can be described with type, location, severity, description, and photo.
Yes, the report includes a conditionally required testing results section. You can record tests such as water spray or anchor pull-out, including the test type, result, and notes.
You can attach multiple photos to the defect photo field and to the general photo requirements. The template includes requirements for general facade overview, defect close-ups, water ingress evidence, anchor condition, and test setup.
The report covers common inspection points required by facade safety regulations. However, exact requirements vary by jurisdiction. It is advisable to verify that the report meets local codes.
The report includes signature fields for the inspector and the building owner. Additional participants such as facade engineer or structural engineer may also sign if involved.
Yes, once completed, you can export the report as a PDF. The export includes all inspection data, defects, photos, and signatures.
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