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.
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.
