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AlouTech Visual Inspection Documentation

AlouTech Visual Inspection is an operated documentation service. We bring the Scrutinizer, run the crawlspace visual pass, and help capture the visible conditions that need to be reviewed.

AlouTech operator using the Scrutinizer controller beside a crawlspace access point

Service process

Inspection workflow

Step 1

Request the visual pass

Book a Houston-area appointment and provide the access address, preferred time, and any areas the customer or site contact wants prioritized.

Step 2

Confirm access and safety

AlouTech reviews site access, reasonable crawlspace entry conditions, and known hazards before the rover is placed at the opening.

Step 3

Operate from outside the space

The technician drives the Scrutinizer from the controller while the client views the live feed and asks for specific visible areas when reachable.

Step 4

Capture useful documentation

Photos and video are captured when conditions allow, then used to support follow-up decisions by the responsible professional.

Visual scope

What the documentation means

Service-first workflow

AlouTech brings the rover and operator to the job. The client does not need to transport, maintain, or personally operate a robot.

Remote visual pass

The operator drives from outside the crawlspace while the customer or site contact watches the live view and requests specific areas when access allows.

Photo and video support

Photos and video are captured when conditions allow so visible findings can be reviewed, shared, estimated, or escalated after the site visit.

Clear limitation

The service is visual documentation only. It does not replace a licensed inspection, engineering opinion, environmental test, pest report, or code determination.

Documentation checklist

Typical visible items

  • Access opening, clearance, obstructions, and reachable crawlspace paths
  • Visible plumbing, HVAC, ductwork, insulation, wiring, debris, and penetrations
  • Moisture indicators, standing water, staining, and ventilation concerns visible from the rover path
  • Photos or video clips that help the responsible professional decide the next step