Construction Draw Inspection Checklist

What a draw inspection should confirm before funds are released. Check items off as you work — progress saves in this browser — or print it as a PDF for the draw file.

14 items

Project & draw identification

Project identificationDraw amount requestedCurrent construction phasePercent complete (this draw)

Work & materials

Work in place verifiedStored materials documentedSchedule of values reconciledCost-to-complete updated

Documentation

Change orders reviewedLien waivers collectedDated progress photos capturedInspector comments recorded

Decision

Exceptions notedApprove / hold recommendation made

Where Ground Stasis fits

A draw inspection is a snapshot. The weeks between are a blind spot.

An inspection confirms the site on one day. Ground Stasis watches the days in between — it compares the site over time from satellite observations and tells you when physical change has gone unusually quiet, so you know whether the next inspection can wait or needs to happen now.

Check a site's activity exposure See what a delay costs

Ground Stasis

Satellite monitoring that tells construction lenders when a financed project appears to have gone quiet.

Demo Methodology Pricing Privacy Terms

Ground Stasis is an independent monitoring signal, not a replacement for physical inspection, appraisal, engineering review, or underwriting judgment. Satellite observations are not continuous and cannot establish that construction has stopped, or why. Imagery availability varies with satellite acquisition and weather conditions.
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