01 / The gap
The inspection is the fast part.
The paperwork is the slow part. The report gets typed up back at the office, the deficiency gets copied into a binder, and the quote goes out whenever somebody finds an hour. By the time it reaches the building owner, the urgency has drained out of it.
RemedyFire carries the finding the rest of the way. The report comes out the way your AHJ will accept it, the repair quote comes out with real prices on it, and the invoice follows when the work is signed off. One record from the riser room to the bank. Nothing gets retyped.
02 / How it works
Three steps. One record.
Step 01
Log it on site
The tech records the deficiency where they found it: what failed, which device, which system. Plain words on a phone. No codes to memorize, no form to fight.
Step 02
Report and quote come back
RemedyFire drafts the NFPA 25 report and prices the repair from your rate book. Both are done before anyone is back at a desk.
Step 03
Invoice goes out
The owner sees the quote while the finding still matters. Approval turns it into a work order, and the finished job turns into an invoice with the paper trail attached.
03 / What you get
What you get
01NFPA 25 native
Reports come out the way your AHJ reads them: system by system, device by device, signed and dated.
02Finding to quote
A deficiency isn’t a note in a binder. It’s repair revenue, priced and in front of the owner before the truck leaves the lot.
03Built with contractors
Shaped shop by shop with the people who run inspections for a living, not demoed at them from a slide deck.
Where this stands
There are no logos on this page because there are no customers yet. We would rather show you nothing than something staged. RemedyFire is built by Plaw, the waitlist is read by a person, and when there is proof worth showing, it will be real.