FAQ

Common questions about our Property Condition Reports and services. If you need additional clarification, please contact us directly.

1. What is a Property Condition Report?

A Property Condition Report is a neutral, on-site visual documentation of a property’s observable condition at a specific point in time. Reports include time-stamped photographs, structured notes, and a clearly defined scope agreed upon in advance.

2. What types of properties do you service?

We work with commercial property owners, property managers, landlords, and real estate professionals across NEPA and surrounding areas.

3. What can these reports be used for?

Some common examples include:
• Verifying that contracted services were completed
• Confirming snow removal or emergency lane access
• Monitoring vacant properties
• Documenting conditions before or after tenant turnover
• Checking for broken windows, vandalism, or site damage
• Providing documentation for internal reporting or stakeholders
• And more

4. What does a Property Condition Report cost?

Typical reports range from $125 - $295 depending on property size, scope, and frequency. Recurring reporting or portfolio engagements may be priced differently. Final pricing is confirmed after scope review.

5. How quickly are reports delivered?

Most reports are delivered within 24 - 48 hours of the site visit unless otherwise specified.

6. Are these home inspections or code compliance inspections?

Stonepath provides observational Property Condition Reports only. We do not perform code compliance inspections, engineering evaluations, or invasive assessments. Reports focus strictly on visible conditions at the time of service.

7. Do you perform repairs or remediation?

No. Stonepath provides independent documentation services only and does not perform repair work or corrective services. This ensures neutral, third-party reporting.

8. Can reports be customized?

Yes. Each visit follows a site-specific scope and structured questionnaire defined in advance. This allows reporting to focus on your priorities while maintaining consistent documentation standards.

FAQ

1. What is a Property Condition Report? A Property Condition Report is a neutral, on-site visual documentation of a property’s observable condition at a specific point in time. Reports include time-stamped photographs, structured notes, and a clearly defined scope agreed upon in advance.

1. What is a Property Condition Report?

A Property Condition Report is a neutral, on-site visual documentation of a property’s observable condition at a specific point in time. Reports include time-stamped photographs, structured notes, and a clearly defined scope agreed upon in advance.