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Home Inspector Body Cameras
Protect Your Business With Reliable Video Documentation
Home inspectors work in an environment where details matter. A question or complaint may arise days, weeks or even months after an inspection, when returning to the property to document what was originally observed may no longer be possible.
A professional body camera provides a hands-free video record of your inspection, helping document property conditions, conversations and areas inspected while you work.
Video can help resolve disputes about pre-existing damage, whether doors or windows were left open, whether fixtures were operating, what areas were inspected and what conditions existed at the time of the inspection.
With night-vision capability, inspectors can also document dark or difficult-to-see areas such as attics, crawl spaces and mechanical rooms.
Clear documentation protects your reputation, saves time and provides reliable evidence when questions arise.
BENEFITS FOR HOME INSPECTORS
• Hands-free video documentation of the entire inspection
• Record property conditions before and during your inspection
• Help resolve “he said / she said” disputes
• Document pre-existing damage and areas inspected
• Record conversations, sounds and equipment operation
• Night vision for attics, crawl spaces and other dark areas
• Create a visual reference for reports and follow-up questions
• Improve training and review inspections afterward
• Reduce time spent responding to complaints and disputed claims
• Help protect your professional reputation and business
SAVE TIME. REDUCE COSTS. PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS.
Every hour spent responding to a complaint or disputed claim is time that could be spent completing inspections. Clear video documentation can help resolve questions quickly by providing an objective record of what was documented during the inspection.
A body camera can also help reduce the time spent documenting difficult-to-access areas, reviewing inspection details and responding to questions after the inspection.
For a busy home inspector, preventing even a few unnecessary disputes or saving several hours of follow-up time can quickly offset the cost of the camera.
MORE TIME INSPECTING. LESS TIME DEALING WITH DISPUTES.
DOCUMENT WHAT YOU SAW — AND WHAT WAS ALREADY THERE.
Pre-existing marks or damage documented before the inspection
Damage documented before you arrived
Document valuables and personal property visible during the inspection
Document the condition of doors and windows during the inspection
Document unusual conditions or potential hazards
Document areas inspected—even when no defects are found
• Super Full HD 1440p video resolution
• Automatic night vision / infrared
• Rear display screen
• Rugged construction
• IP67 water resistance
• Time and date stamping
• Audio recording
• Password protection
• Internal memory — no SD card required
• 64 GB internal storage
• New formatting feature doubles available storage capacity
• 140° field of view
• Up to 12 hours of continuous recording
• No monthly fees
• Operating temperature: -40°F to 120°F
• Highlight important files for easy review
• Optional mini camera attachment
MINI CAM ATTACHMENT
•1440p Super Full HD resolution when connected to the body camera
• Easy to use and set up
• Rotatable clip
• IP67 water resistance
• Provides easier access to confined or difficult-to-reach areas such as attics and crawl spaces
• Must be connected to the body camera to operate
REAL-WORLD INSPECTION DOCUMENTATION
Body Camera Footage at the House of Horrors Home Inspector Training Facility — Colorado, June 2019
EXAMPLES FROM REAL HOME INSPECTOR TRAINING
Note: The mini camera was handheld during this recording, which reduced video stabilization.
Standard Low-Light Recording Compared with Infrared Night-Vision Recording
These images were captured using RoadScan Canada's earlier PBC1 body camera during home inspector training. They are shown as examples of the types of conditions body-worn cameras can document during an inspection.