Your first 90 days in business
Build a practical foundation before chasing your first hundred clients.
Checklists, worksheets, prompts, and practical guides—organized around the business you’re building.
Build a practical foundation before chasing your first hundred clients.
Account for travel, the inspection, the report, and everything in between.
Choose a focused message, a reachable audience, and a measurable next step.
Make your services and service area clear to people and search engines.
Keep essential business details accurate and easy to act on.
Explain who you help, what you do, and why your approach matters.
A clear pre-inspection message prevents avoidable confusion.
Help readers connect the detail to the property.
Turn a vague request into a specific, reviewable draft.
Find repetitive steps that can be made more reliable.
Evaluate the whole workflow using the same sample job.
Connect equipment purchases to competence, demand and return.
Evaluate demand, competence, cost and operational fit.
Understand report context, methods and the limits of an isolated result.
Organize training, equipment, client expectations and documentation.
Start with the client’s actual question and the property context.
Organize access, records and documentation before the appointment.
Set scope and expectations for this specific service.
Make competence and scope the foundation of an additional service.
Look beyond camera cost to the complete business case.
Start with useful inspection information and safe operations.
Bring organized questions to qualified legal and insurance advisers.
Test capacity, contribution and management readiness.
Make business performance visible without adding unnecessary meetings.
Start documenting the assets and processes behind business value.