# Renovation Progress Checks

> A renovation progress check is a site visit that documents how much work has actually been completed on a renovation, with photos, video, and a checklist-based report. Qprop's field agents use this to give remote investors an independent, dated record of contractor progress without requiring a site visit of their own.

A field agent visits the renovation site and documents progress against the items on your plan — photographing and noting the completion status of each area, plus a video of the site.

- Photos and notes for each checklist item on your plan
- A video of the site as it currently stands
- A digital report delivered after every visit
- Optional recurring visits for multi-stage projects, at a discount for multiple visits

## What the agent does

- Walks the renovation site and reviews progress against your checklist items
- Photographs each item's current state
- Records a video of the site
- Submits the report through the Qprop app before leaving

## What you receive

- A checklist-based progress report with photos for each item
- A video of the current state of the site
- A report for every visit, about 1 hour after the visit

## Who needs it

- **Out-of-state investors managing a rehab:** Verify contractor progress without traveling to the site.
- **Lenders and partners funding a renovation:** Get independent, dated proof of work completed at each draw.
- **Investors running multiple projects:** Keep tabs on several job sites without visiting each one in person.

## FAQ

### How does the checklist work?

Your plan sets how many checklist items are covered per visit; the agent documents each one with photos and notes on completion.

### Can I schedule recurring visits?

Yes — renovation progress checks support multi-visit packages, with a discount that applies once you schedule two or more visits.

### How fast is the report after a visit?

Report about 1 hour after the visit.

### Does the agent evaluate whether the work was done correctly?

The agent documents visible progress and condition. They aren't a licensed contractor or inspector, so this isn't a substitute for a professional evaluation of workmanship.


Source: https://qprop.ai/services/renovation-progress-check