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Every page we publish and every section of the home page, with one line telling you what is waiting at the other end of the link.
Main pages
- HomeThe full product story: the money that leaks without a record, how the record is built, features, pricing and the request form.
- About the authorJimenez Julien on why he built a photo record for remodelers and how the product is maintained.
- Site mapThis page, listing every destination on toolboxproof.com in one place.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- How ToolboxProof Compares for Remodeling CrewsThree honest comparisons for remodelers, handymen and small build crews deciding what actually gets the final check released.
- ToolboxProof vs CompanyCamCompanyCam is a broad jobsite photo platform for contracting teams across many trades, while ToolboxProof is a narrow tool that turns remodel photos into a signed before and after report for the homeowner.
- ToolboxProof vs BuildertrendBuildertrend is a construction management platform for builders and remodelers running scheduled projects with office support, while ToolboxProof is a single purpose photo record that ends in a homeowner signature.
- ToolboxProof vs JobberJobber is field service management for home service businesses running quotes, dispatch and invoicing across many short visits, while ToolboxProof documents multi week remodels and ends in a signed before and after record.
- Free Calculators for Remodel CrewsRun your own numbers on what payment disputes cost you and what documenting a job really takes on the clock.
- Payment Dispute CostPut a yearly dollar figure on the jobs where a homeowner holds money back over work nobody documented.
- Photo Coverage PlannerSize the documentation load on a real remodel before you promise a homeowner a full before and after record.
- Resources for Remodelers and Small Build CrewsPractical tools for the paperwork side of residential remodeling, built for crews without an office.
- Jobsite Photo Documentation ChecklistEvery shot a remodel crew should have on file before drywall closes the job and a homeowner starts remembering it differently.
Home page sections
- Where the money leaksThe four ways an undocumented remodel costs a crew money, with the dollar figure attached to each.
- How the record gets builtThe four field steps, from the cold shot on day one to the signed report in the driveway.
- FeaturesShot lists, automatic pairing, date stamping, client sign off, change order photos and the warranty archive.
- Field resultsWhat changed on payment speed, disputed change orders, office hours and warranty revisits during 2025.
- What crews reportThree named customers in Texas, Michigan and North Carolina, plus the headline numbers behind them.
- PricingSolo Trade, Crew and Contractor Pro, what each plan includes and how monthly billing works.
- FAQCost for a small crew, setup time, photo ownership, integrations, cancellation and the crew adoption objection.
- Request a walkthroughThe form that books a 20 minute screen share and a sample report built from one of your own jobs.
Legal and policy
- Legal noticePublisher registration, hosting provider, intellectual property, liability and applicable law.
- Privacy policyWhat the request form collects, how long it is kept, and your rights in the United States and Europe.
- Terms of serviceSubscription terms, billing at the published prices, cancellation, data ownership and liability limits.
Utility pages
- Request receivedThe confirmation page shown after the request form is sent, with reply times and next steps.
- Page not foundWhat you see if a link goes nowhere, with routes back to the home page, pricing and this map.
- Email the publisherWrite straight to Jimenez Julien if you would rather skip the form entirely.
The Punch List
- The Punch ListField reporting on the money, code and craft of American remodeling, for the crews who document the work.
- EPA RRP Rule: What Remodelers Must Document on Pre-1978 HomesFirm certification, containment, cleaning verification and the three years of lead safe records the rule expects.
- How to Write a Change Order That Holds Up When Payment StallsThe five fields, the pricing choices and the signature timing that make a change order collectible.
- Fixed Price, Cost Plus, or Not to Exceed: Picking a Remodel ContractHow fixed price, cost plus a fee and a guaranteed maximum move risk, and who pays for the overage.
- Eight Scope Gaps That Turn a Bathroom Remodel Bid Into a LossEight line items that go missing from bathroom bids, from subfloor rot to the final trip charges.
- Anatomy of a License Board Complaint, From Phone Call to CitationOne homeowner complaint traced through intake, mediation, investigation and citation at a state board.
- Rate Lock In and an Aging Housing Stock: Where Remodel Demand GoesWhy owners with cheap mortgages renovate instead of moving, and which jobs that puts on your schedule.
- The Pre Drywall Walkthrough Checklist for Remodel CrewsThe framing, plumbing, electrical and photo pass to finish before the rock covers the walls.
- Markup vs. Margin: Setting an Hourly Rate That Covers BurdenLabor burden, overhead recovery and billable hours worked through to an invoiced hourly rate.
- At the Permit Counter: Why Residential Plan Sets Get RejectedThe sheets, dimensions and forms plan checkers send back week after week on residential remodels.