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Roof and building inspections, every photo at its property

Roof checks, storm claims, framing and code inspections: the inspector uploads on site, each photo lands at the property it shows, and the photos in the report show where and when they were taken.

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GeoTag.com showing inspection sites across Central Texas on a map, with roof, solar and construction photos beside it

Why inspection photos matter

Claims turn on the photos

An adjuster or a homeowner will ask when the damage was photographed and at which address. A photo that can’t answer both makes a weaker record.

A sign-off needs the right house

A framing or code sign-off photo only counts if it is clearly from that job, not from the similar build two streets over.

The same roof, next storm

When a roof comes back after the next hail season, its earlier photos should be one search away, not on the phone of an inspector who has moved on.

How GeoTag helps on inspections

From the ladder to the report, in one workspace the inspectors and the office share.

Upload on site

Inspectors upload from the iPhone and Android apps or the browser. GPS and capture time come from the photo, and the apps keep both, so each one lands at the property it shows.

A place per property

Each address is a place on the map with its photos, a description and tags such as “Roof”, “Insurance” or “Follow-up”.

Claim number on the photo

Stamp coordinates, date and time, and a note such as the claim number, onto photos and videos — a whole selection at once.

GPS and date in the report copies

Write GPS, date, description and keywords into the copies you download — unlimited on Business, which also keeps every original file untouched.

Find the follow-ups

Filter by the “Follow-up” tag, by how recently a photo was added, or by whether you or a colleague added it, and sort the photos in view by date taken.

One ZIP per claim

Download a property’s photos, processed, as one ZIP of up to 1,000 files, or share a single photo by link and turn the link off later.

Related use cases

Field work & inspections overview

Energy upgrades & rebate proof

Oil tank out, heat pump in, solar on the roof: before-and-after photos of every job with coordinates and time stamped on, filed at the house for the rebate application.

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Land survey & cadastre

Monuments, corner pins, benchmarks and site conditions, each photo on the map at the point it shows, filed by job and ready for Google Earth.

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Farm & ranch records

Broken fences, storm damage and washed-out crossings, each photo on the map at the spot where you found it — dated, and ready for the insurer, the landlord or next season.

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Put your next inspection on the map

Contributor and editor roles and unlimited EXIF writing come with the Business plan: $100 per user a year, from 3 users, with a 14-day free trial.

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Request an invite

GeoTag is invitation only while we onboard a small group of people before launch. Write to us and we'll get back to you about an invite.

It helps to tell us:

  • what you'd use GeoTag for,
  • roughly how many photos or locations,
  • whether you'll use iPhone, Android or the browser.
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