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How to Switch from Palmtech to Spectora
Thinking about switching from Palmtech? Starting over and learning new software can feel like a lot. It doesn't have to be. Here's how to set up your template in Spectora, the..
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Summer Home Maintenance Checklist: Protect Your Investments from Heat, Storms, and Pests
Summer's here—and while you're enjoying well-deserved time outdoors, your home is quietly dealing with heat, storms, and seasonal stress. The good news? A few proactive steps now..
Quickly Add Contractors and Client Value with New Import Tool
Adding contractors in Spectora just got simpler. Our team has been listening to inspector feedback after re-launching the Recommended Contractors feature earlier this year.
Personalize the Recommended Contractor Experience for Your Clients with New Service Areas
You asked, we listened: the Recommended Contractors feature in Spectora now offers the ability to control which contractors display on your reports based on selected geographical..
Save Time and Organize Contacts with Spectora’s Duplicate Agent Merge Feature
While running a busy inspection business, it can be tough to notice duplicate contact profiles in your database, but this can lead to missed opportunities for outreach, poor..
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Switching to Spectora from ISN
Switching software sounds like a lot of work. You have years of inspections, agent contacts and workflows in ISN, and the last thing you need is a gap in your business while you..
How to Become a Home Inspector in California
Are you interested in becoming a home inspector in California? If so, you're not alone. Home inspection offers excellent job opportunities for those with the right skills and..
How to Become a Home Inspector in Tennessee
The Department of Commerce and Insurance regulates Tennesee home inspectors. What does that mean for you? In short, you'll have to take a series of state-mandated steps to become..
How to Become a Home Inspector in Maryland
Updated December 10th 2024 If you're thinking about becoming a Maryland home inspector, you'll have to become licensed.