Walk your unit with your phone and upload the video. You get back a repair list ranked by NSPIRE severity, usually within 24 hours, so you fix the right things before inspection day.
Smoke alarm missing in Bedroom 2.
Install a hardwired or sealed 10-year alarm before inspection.
Outlet left of the kitchen sink is not GFCI protected.
Within 6 feet of water. Replace with a GFCI outlet.
Bathroom exhaust fan did not turn on.
Repair or replace the fan.
Water heater discharge pipe not visible in video.
Confirm it slopes down and ends 2 to 6 inches above the floor.
Most failures come down to small items nobody checked, like a dead smoke alarm or a missing GFCI outlet. The fix is cheap. Finding out on inspection day is not.
in housing assistance payments until a new unit passes inspection. Your lease-up waits on the repairs.
to correct a life-threatening deficiency, such as a missing or dead smoke alarm or exposed wiring.
without a payment and the HAP contract automatically ends. Unresolved failures can cost you the tenancy.
No app to install and no inspector to schedule. Just your phone.
Pick a single report or the founding annual plan.
We send a simple shot list. Narrate as you go and do the quick tests on camera.
Upload one short video per room from your phone.
Every likely failure with a screenshot, its NSPIRE severity, and how fast it must be fixed.
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Our promise: if we cannot produce a useful report from your video, we will tell you what to re-film. If it still does not work, you get a full refund.
A room-by-room NSPIRE pre-inspection checklist built from HUD's official voucher inspection checklist. Every item shows how serious it is and how to test it.
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No. Section 8 PreCheck is an independent pre-inspection review. We are not affiliated with HUD or any housing authority. Your housing authority's inspector makes the final decision. We help you find and fix likely problems first.
No one can honestly guarantee that. A video cannot show everything, and some housing authorities use approved local variations. We flag likely failures and list anything we could not confirm so you can check it by hand.
Yes. HUD requires every housing authority to switch to NSPIRE by February 1, 2027, and many already have. Most of the common failure items, like smoke alarms, GFCI outlets, peeling paint, and handrails, matter under both standards.
Your video is analyzed against HUD's NSPIRE standards with AI assistance, and a person reviews every report before it is sent to you.
We will tell you exactly what to re-film. Annual plan members can submit as many walk-throughs as they need.
We use your videos only to prepare your report. We do not sell them or share them with your housing authority or anyone else.