Index of drawings
Site map
Everything published on slabtoroof.com, grouped the way an inspector reads a report: the main pages first, then the sections of the home page in the order they appear.
Main pages
- HomeThe product itself: the problem, the four step workflow, features, results, pricing and the demo request form.
- AuthorWho builds SlabToRoof, how the product is maintained, and every way to reach him.
- Site mapThis page, a linked index of every destination on the site.
- Legal noticePublisher identity, registration numbers, publication director and hosting details.
- Privacy policyExactly what the contact form collects, how long it is kept, and how to have it deleted.
- Terms of serviceSubscription terms, billing, cancellation and ownership of your inspection data.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- SlabToRoof compared with the software inspectors shortlistPick your reporting software by the shape of your inspection week, not by the length of a feature list.
- SlabToRoof vs SpectoraSlabToRoof is the narrow tool for an inspector who still writes every report, while Spectora is a broad inspection platform for an operator who wants the whole business inside one product.
- SlabToRoof vs HomeGaugeHomeGauge is a long established name in US inspection software with a broad product line behind it, while SlabToRoof does one job for a shop that lives or dies on getting tonight report out tonight.
- SlabToRoof vs Tap InspectTap Inspect is built for the inspector who wants the lightest possible app and finishes on site, while SlabToRoof is built around what happens between the last photo and the agent opening the report.
- Free calculators for a one or two inspector shopTwo working calculators for inspectors who price their own jobs and write their own reports, with realistic defaults you can override.
- Profit Per InspectionEnter your fee, your real monthly volume and the hours a job honestly costs, and see the profit and hourly rate behind the number on your invoice.
- Same Day Cutoff PlannerSet your start time, your job count and your honest per report writing time, and see the hour your day really ends against the cutoff you promised.
- Resources for a one or two inspector home inspection businessThe free calculators, checklists and comparisons we keep for inspectors who price their own work and write their own reports.
- Same Day Report ChecklistA field tested sequence that takes a full inspection from the signed agreement to a delivered report before the buyer goes to bed.
Home page sections
- The evening problemWhat the second shift at the kitchen table costs in hours, callbacks and lost agent work.
- How it worksFour steps from pulling the job in the driveway to sending the branded report.
- FeaturesPhoto annotation, the comment library, standards of practice spines, delivery and offline capture.
- Measured resultsSame day delivery rate, hours returned per inspection and repeat agent bookings.
- Field notesThree named inspectors in Indiana, Arizona and Illinois on what changed for them.
- PricingSolo Inspector, Two Inspector and Firm plans, billed monthly with no per report fee.
- FAQThe six questions inspectors ask on the first call, answered plainly.
- Request a demoThe form that reaches a real inspector, plus the direct email alternative.
Ways to reach us
- Email the publisherDirect line to Jimenez Julien for demos, corrections, billing questions and privacy requests.
- jimenezjulien.comThe personal site of the founder, with his other work for US operators.
- X, @mljjulienShort notes on product changes and things learned on ride alongs.
- LinkedInProfessional background and company history for MLJ, SASU.
The Defect Log
- The Defect LogThe magazine index: nine articles on field craft, licensing rules and the economics of a small inspection business.
- How to Add EPA Protocol Radon Testing to Your Inspection DaysState licensing, device choice, closed house conditions and the placement rules that decide whether a radon result holds.
- Roof Access Compared: Walking, Drone, Ladder, and Ground LevelWalking, flying, laddering to the eave or glassing from the ground, compared on what each one lets you document.
- Report Wordings That Turn a Home Inspection Into a ClaimThe sentences that turn a routine inspection into an errors and omissions claim, and the plain language that replaces them.
- Florida Wind Mitigation and 4-Point Forms: Rules and CredentialsWho may sign the Florida mitigation form, what its seven questions prove, and the photographs a carrier will not file without.
- Aluminum Branch Wiring: What CPSC Found and How to Report ItThe 1965 to 1973 alloy, the CPSC hazard research, the field tells in a panel, and the two repairs the commission recognizes.
- Walk and Talk Inspections and Where Inspection Demand Is HeadingVerbal walkthroughs, state rules on written reports, and where inspection demand in the United States is actually heading.
- The Attic Checklist: Ventilation, Insulation, and Framing DefectsA working order for the attic: access, vent ratios, insulation depth, exhaust terminations, framing and moisture evidence.
- What One Inspection Costs You: Building a Per-Job Cost ModelFixed costs, variable costs and the hours nobody bills, turned into one honest number per inspection and a floor price.
- Field Report: Inspecting a Post-Tension Slab in Expansive ClayOne inspector's sequence on a post-tension slab in expansive clay, from the perimeter walk to the structural engineer referral.
Machine readable files
- sitemap.xmlThe XML sitemap listing the six indexable pages for search engines.
- robots.txtThe crawl policy, which allows every well behaved crawler and points to the sitemap.
- favicon.svgThe isometric slab and roof mark used in the browser tab.
