Repair Addendum Turned Around Before Closing
Justin Matthews • September 3, 2026
Inspection report to scoped punch list
Location: Greenville, SC
The problem. An agent sent a signed repair addendum with a closing date eleven days out and a mix of items — some ours, some requiring licensed specialists.
What we did.
- Read the addendum against the full inspection report to catch items the summary had compressed
- Built an itemized scope tied line by line to the addendum
- Separated what we perform from what gets coordinated with licensed specialists, and named both in the scope
- Scheduled the licensed specialists first so their work did not block ours
- Completed our items and provided documentation for the file
The result. Closing held. The agent had a scope she could hand to both parties, with nothing ambiguous two days out.
Four different numbers, and the thing that decides which one you get is not how long we are there. It is how much you already know.
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