Definition
What this service means
A reinspection is narrower than a new draw inspection. It revisits identified items and documents their current observable condition when the lender requests verification.
Construction phase
Reinspection
A focused return visit to confirm whether work previously reported incomplete or unacceptable has been corrected.
Best fit
When to choose it
- A lender specifically requests confirmation
- Previously incomplete work is now ready
- A failed or unacceptable item has been corrected
Process
How the service works
- 1
The lender or authorized participant identifies the items requiring follow-up.
- 2
Rob confirms access and observes the specified corrective work.
- 3
A focused report records the current status for the lender's decision.
Deliverables
What you receive
- Focused return inspection
- Correction status and supporting photos
- Lender-facing follow-up documentation
Fees and safeguards
Price is confirmed before checkout
Up to $225 per lender-requested reinspection
HUD amounts are maximum references, not automatic charges. The property, scope, lender requirements, service area, payment arrangement, and possible conflicts are reviewed in DolaOS before a written quote is issued.
Payment does not create lender assignment, establish FHA eligibility, approve a loan, authorize an escrow release, or guarantee the project outcome. Card details are entered only on Stripe's hosted checkout page.
Role boundaries
What this service does not replace
The written engagement controls the exact scope. Unless expressly stated and professionally authorized, the service does not replace a home inspection, appraisal, engineering or architectural analysis, environmental assessment, code inspection, permit approval, contractor supervision, construction warranty, lender decision, or legal advice.
Start with one property
Choose this service and complete the project screen.
Each address receives its own DolaOS project, fee decision, payment record, and appointment.