Before, during & after job photos It’s covered now. Was it done right?

Your project deserves a dated record from start to finish. Before demo, at every stage, and when it’s done.

Free for homeowners. No app. No credit card.

  1. Open wall: new pipes and wiring inside the bathroom wall, before it is closed up Open wall Mar 10
  2. Covered: the finished wall with the new vanity and faucet Covered Mar 24
Photograph each stage before the next one covers it. Walls, pavers, coats, trim, pours.
Contractors

Protect your work. Protect your reputation. Give every customer a dated record.

  • That wasn’t in the quote.
  • It was fine when we signed off. Now there’s a leak.
  • You never showed up.

Without a record, it’s he-said-she-said. Pro includes:

  • Dated before, during and after photos
  • Visit log: showed up, left early, no-show
  • Change orders the homeowner approves or declines
  • Insurance carrier, policy # and expiry on file
  • Stage checklists with what to shoot
  • Free access for your homeowner

You and your contractor keep the same record.

Not your photos and their photos. One job, one history, and nobody’s version wins.

The same job in GetProofed, with its dated timeline
Your phone
The same job in GetProofed, with its dated timeline
Your contractor’s phone
  1. GetProofed on a phone: start a job 1 Start the job
  2. GetProofed on a phone: record the work stage by stage 2 Record the work
  3. GetProofed on a phone: before and after, side by side 3 Have the record

See how it works

About a minute and a quarter — keeping the record, start to finish.

Videos for your trade →

Everything you need to keep the job documented

Here’s what a finished record looks like.

Smith Kitchen Remodel

Example job record · illustrative

Project timeline

  • May 4Before photos
  • May 7Cabinet removal
  • May 9Change order approved
  • May 12Visit logged · electrician on site
  • May 14Electrical completed
  • May 21Final photos
47Photos
2 approvedChanges
9Visits

Photos, approved changes and visits, in order. Send it to anyone who asks what happened.

Simple pricing

Contractors

$49 / month
  • Unlimited jobs
  • Homeowners always free
  • No contracts, cancel anytime
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Homeowners

Free
  • Unlimited jobs
  • No card needed
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Questions homeowners and contractors ask

What is GetProofed?

GetProofed is a job-photo record for home projects. You and your contractor keep dated before, during and after photos of every stage, from demo to inside the open walls to the finished room, in one shared record you both have.

Is GetProofed really free for homeowners?

Yes. Homeowners are always free, with unlimited jobs and no credit card. Contractors use GetProofed Pro for $49 a month: unlimited jobs, homeowners free, no contracts, cancel anytime.

What should I photograph during a home project?

Every stage before the next one covers it: the space before work starts, demo, framing, the plumbing and wiring inside open walls, waterproofing, each finish, and the completed job. Our videos by trade show a photo checklist for roofing, kitchen and bath, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, concrete, painting and more.

Why does a shared, dated photo record matter?

Once drywall, tile, concrete or shingles go on, the work underneath can’t be photographed again. Dated photos taken at the time, that both of you already have, answer “what’s behind that wall?” years later, so it’s never your word against theirs.

Do I need to download an app?

No. GetProofed works in your phone’s browser on iPhone and Android, and on a computer. Nothing to install.

Which trades and projects does GetProofed work for?

Remodeling, kitchens and baths, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, landscaping and pavers, concrete, decks and fences, flooring, painting and drywall, water damage restoration, and inspections: any home project that happens in stages.

Does GetProofed work in Spanish?

Yes. GetProofed works in English, Español, Português, Kreyòl Ayisyen, Polski and 中文. Pick a language once and the whole job record follows, for the homeowner and the contractor.

Take the photo.
Keep the record.