Failed Friday? Packed by Monday.
The deal, up front: photograph the failed inspection report and send it tonight. By morning you hold a corrective-action pack: every violation matched to the code it cites, the fix that satisfies it, the evidence the reinspector will ask for, and the order to do the work in so the clock stops fastest.
For the restaurant, shop or facility owner staring at a report full of code numbers on a Friday afternoon. The inspector speaks code. The pack translates it into a work list.
Show me what a pack looks likeThree steps between fail and cleared
Send the report tonight
Phone photos of every page. Any inspection type: health, fire, building, elevator. We read the codes so you do not have to.
Hold the pack by morning
One page per violation: what it means in plain words, the fix, the part or vendor type it needs, and the photo you must take when it is done.
Fix in the printed order
The pack sequences the work so the critical items clear first and the reinspection books sooner. Check boxes as you go, staple the photos, done.
The fine print, in big type
We are not inspectors. The pack organises and translates the inspector's own citations. It never argues with them and never promises an outcome.
No licensed work by us. Where a fix needs a licensed trade, the pack says so and says which one. You hire who you trust.
Your report stays private. Nobody sees it but the person building your pack.
48 hours or free. If the pack is not back inside two days, you do not pay for it.
What it costs
One inspection report, every violation packed, refunded if the pack is late. Repeat reports on the same site price the same, and the second pack remembers the first.
Pricing follows the locked one-time card product in the roll-out plan. Cleared is sold on time-to-clear, not on recovered dollars.