If the list keeps growing
The punch list doesn't close the job. The follow-through does.
The walkthrough is the easy part. The hard part is getting every miss to the right trade, getting proof back, and knowing the fix was actually accepted.
SitePunch Guides
Stop running closeout out of your camera roll.
You walk the job, spot the miss, and text the right sub. Then the photo, the reply, and the final sign-off land in three different places. Nobody gets paid extra for hunting down IMG_4821 among 146 photos. These guides show how to keep punch work moving without turning the GC into the project's full-time reminder system.
Start here
How to use SitePunch, step by step
Follow a sample project from the first photo through final approval. No feature parade. Just the work, in the order it happens.
Open the product guideThe series
Start where your job gets stuck.
If the crew won't use the software
If your punch list app slows the crew down, they'll go back to texting.
The best field tool isn't the one with the longest feature list. It's the one your subs can open, understand, and update before they leave the room.
If every update lives somewhere else
Your spreadsheet isn't broken. It just wasn't built to run closeout.
A sheet can track a list. It starts to fail when the photos, trade replies, rejected fixes, and final approvals all live somewhere else.
The goal
Give every punch item an owner—and a clear finish line.
SitePunch keeps the description, photos, correction, and final review in one record everyone can open from a phone. Less digital archaeology. More finished work.
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