MapCoverageDownloadGuidesToolkit
MapCoverageDownloadGuidesToolkit
Five inspection report templates, a defect severity scale and a sortable defect register - the deliverable your client actually pays for. Rebrand it once and use it on every job.
A structured, annotated report is a different product from a folder of images, and it is priced like one.
Roof and building fabric, solar PV thermal, construction progress, insurance and storm damage, general asset.
A limitations section for what you could not see, Not assessable as a real grade, and a same-day rule for urgent findings.
14 files, 9 editable templates, 5 worked examples - delivered as one ZIP, 0.9 MB.
| 01 Roof and building fabric | Pitched and flat roofs, fabric, rainwater goods, chimneys |
| 02 Defect severity scale | The grading scheme every report references |
| 03 Solar PV thermal | Rooftop and ground-mount PV, in line with IEC 62446-3 |
| 04 Construction progress | Periodic site progress and earthworks monitoring |
| 05 Insurance and storm damage | Claims work, graded by attribution as well as severity |
| 06 General asset inspection | Chimneys, facades, bridges, silos, cranes |
| 07 Cover emails | Standard, urgent and follow-up |
| Defect register | Sortable spreadsheet with grade and status dropdowns |
| Five worked examples | Roof, solar PV, storm damage, construction, chimney |
Yes. Every template carries a [ YOUR LOGO HERE ] placeholder and no canfly? branding. Rebrand once and reuse on unlimited client work.
Microsoft Word for the .docx and any spreadsheet app for the .xlsx. They open in Google Docs, Google Sheets and LibreOffice too.
No. These are client deliverables, not regulatory paperwork. EASA publishes operations manual, PDRA and DPIA templates free, so we do not sell those.
The general asset inspection template is written to be adapted, and the severity scale and register work with any of them. Try the free example first.
