Home Inspection Report Import
Upload the inspector's PDF and get a ranked repair list of tasks, projects and appliances you confirm.
An inspection report runs 60 pages and buries the three things that matter between photos of fine outlets. Blueprint reads the whole PDF, pulls out each finding with its severity and the page it came from, and turns it into a maintenance task, a project or an appliance record. You review the list and confirm what to keep.
- Ranked by severity
- Big jobs become projects
- Costs you can trace
- Appliances found in the report
Why it matters
Ranked by severity
Each finding is sorted into safety, repair soon or monitor. Safety items get a task due in a week, repair-soon items in 30 days, and monitor items become a yearly check.
Big jobs become projects
A finding with an estimated cost of $1,500 or more becomes a project you can plan. Smaller fixes become maintenance tasks with a due date.
Costs you can trace
Where the report gives a cost, Blueprint uses it and says so. Where it does not, it gives a typical range and marks it as an estimate. Every item cites the page it came from.
Appliances found in the report
Water heaters, furnaces and other equipment the inspector lists can be added as appliances, which starts the manual lookup and recall checks.
How it works
- 01
Upload the report
Add the inspection PDF (or photos of it) to your home's documents. Reports up to 100 pages and 15 MB are read.
- 02
Review the list
Blueprint returns each finding with its severity, the system it affects, a cost and the source page. Informational notes are left out.
- 03
Confirm what to keep
Accept items one at a time or all at once. Nothing is added to your schedule, projects or appliances until you confirm it.
Who it's for
Buyers who just closed
Turn the report you paid for into a first-year plan instead of a PDF you never open again.
Buyers still negotiating
See the safety items and the larger costs in one list before you ask for repairs or a credit.
Owners with an old report
The monitor items from a report three years ago are often the repairs due now.
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Inspection report import FAQ
What should I do after a home inspection?
Deal with safety items first, then repairs the inspector says to do soon, then put the monitor items on a yearly check. Blueprint does that sorting for you: safety findings get a task due in 7 days, repair-soon items in 30 days, and monitor items a yearly reminder.
What file types can I upload?
A PDF, or photos of the report as JPEG, PNG, GIF or WebP. The limit is 15 MB and 100 pages.
Does it add things without asking?
No. Every task, project and appliance is a proposal until you confirm it, individually or all at once.
Are the cost figures reliable?
Costs taken from the report are marked as from the report. Where the report has none, Blueprint gives a typical US price range and marks it as an estimate. Get quotes before you budget on either.
Is there a limit on how many reports I can import?
There is no monthly quota. Imports need an active Pro plan or trial and share the general AI rate limit. One report yields up to 60 findings and 20 appliances.
Does it work on iPhone?
Yes. You can import and review a report on the web or in the iOS app.
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