Seasonal inspections
Spring and fall checks against a configured checklist, with dated observations, a severity note, a recommended action and a next-due date — repairs from findings are quoted separately.
- Cadence
- Seasonal
- Eligibility
- Seasonal on a configured plan, or one-time on request.
- How it begins
- Configured plan or request — Usually a configured spring/fall plan; a single seasonal check can begin from a request.
- Property types
- HomesSmall residential rentalsSmall buildings (when configured)
IllustrativeTypical scope
The work most requests include. Your exact scope is confirmed in writing before anything starts.
- Configured exterior and interior seasonal checklists
- Dated observations with a severity note per item
- A recommended action and next-due date for each finding
- A written, photographed findings list you keep on the record
Not included
Clear boundaries up front, so the quote and the invoice match — quoted or referred separately when needed.
- Any repair arising from a finding — quoted separately before scheduling
- Regulated electrical, plumbing, gas or HVAC work
- Certified, code or engineering inspection of any kind
What to have ready
Access to the exterior and the areas to be checked
Notes on anything that changed since the last season
The previous findings list, if you have one
The output is a findings list, not a certified inspection. Northfield does not call it a certified, code or engineering inspection, and refers any specialist finding to an appropriately authorized party.
Give the property a record — not another loose note.
Tell us about the property or the issue. Northfield confirms scope, keeps the record, and you approve the work before it’s scheduled.
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