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Pre-inspection photo review · Massachusetts

Photograph it.
Check it.
Fix it.

Inspector AI reviews construction photos for possible visible code issues and shows the code reference behind every flag.

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Framed interior wall with electrical boxes and plumbing, scanned for possible issues
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3 FLAGS RAISED
PHOTOS INPOSSIBLE ISSUES FLAGGEDREFERENCE ATTACHED

What it does

Photo in · possible issues out · reference attached

A head start before
the inspector.

Inspector AI is an AI-powered construction inspection and pre-inspection assistant for general contractors, subcontractors, homeowners, property owners and construction professionals — and, in time, the general public.

Photograph or upload the work in progress. The review reads the image alongside your project's state, city or town, jurisdiction, applicable building code, project type and construction category, then explains in plain language what may need to be corrected before an official inspection.

01Where
  • State
  • City / town
  • Jurisdiction
02What
  • Project type
  • Construction category
03Proof
  • Building code
  • Image analysis

Every finding is an AI-generated preliminary assessment. It should be independently verified where required and does not replace an official inspection.

HOW IT WORKS

THREE STEPS
01
Upload a photo

Snap or upload a picture of the work. Inspector AI matches it to your project and pulls its location, local jurisdiction and likely construction category.

ProjectLocationJurisdictionCategory
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AI checks it against code

Vision AI scans the photo for possible issues, retrieves verified code references for your area and compares what it sees with the requirements.

Vision scanCode lookupComparison
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Get your assessment

You receive a clear, structured result: what may be wrong, the code that may apply and what to fix before the inspector arrives.

FindingsReferencesFixes

SAMPLE PHOTO-REVIEW REPORT

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Contractor photographing a framed stair handrail with a phone showing an Inspector AI flagPhoto review · sample

Massachusetts · 780 CMR (9th ed.)

Stair guard · handrail · 3 items

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Handrail height not measurable
Rail is shot from below and behind, so its height above the stair nosing can't be read.
REF · 780 CMR R311.7.8.5 — Handrails, 34–38 in. above nosing
Photo not conclusive
02
Guard opening spacing unverified
The scan covers the baluster run, but the 4 in. sphere rule can't be checked at this distance.
REF · 780 CMR R312.7 — Guards, 4 in. sphere opening
Possible issue
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Newel post anchorage not visible
The post foot at the first tread sits behind the phone, so its connection can't be seen.
REF · 780 CMR R301.3 — Load path and anchorage
Needs site verification

This is the kind of shot the review reads: a stair guard photographed from below. Inspector AI marks the area it cannot confirm, names the finding and attaches the reference — without claiming the rail is wrong.

Illustrative example. Section references are examples of the format, not a determination for any project.

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