INDUSTRIES · STRUCTURAL REPAIR AND STABILIZATION

Software For Crews Who Hold Buildings Up, And Can Prove It.

From the first inspection to the signed contract, the photos of every anchor and brace, and the warranty, run every structural repair job on one record.

Job #5230 · Structural Stabilization

In Production
31 Orchard Rd · Bowed wall · Floor joists · Sill plate
Inspection findings 3 documented
Estimate #5230 Signed
Wall anchor photo Required
WHO IT'S FOR

Built For The Technical Side Of The Trade.

Wall stabilization, framing, beams, and retrofits get specified before they get built. The job runs on the same record: inspection, estimate, contract, work order, photos, and warranty.
Structural repair contractors
Residential structural repair
Structural stabilization
Bowed wall repair
Basement wall stabilization
Wall anchor systems
Carbon fiber wall reinforcement
Steel I-beam wall bracing
Tieback anchor installation
Load-bearing wall repair
Beam replacement
Floor joist repair
Sill plate repair
Girder repair
Column replacement
Sagging floor repair
Floor leveling
Structural framing repair
Structural masonry repair
Wood rot structural repair
Earthquake and seismic retrofit contractors (region dependent)
WHERE STRUCTURAL JOBS BREAK DOWN

The Spec Is Precise. The Handoff Usually Isn't.

A structural job starts with findings and a specified fix: how far the wall has bowed, which beam is carrying what, where the sill plate has rotted. By the time it reaches the crew, that precision is often a verbal brief and a few photos on someone’s phone.

When the work is hidden behind finish materials, the record is the only proof of what was installed.

THE SHORT VERSION

One record carries the documented findings, the estimate, the signed contract, the crew’s checklist with required photos, and the warranty that follows.
WHAT GOES WRONG, AND WHAT FIXES IT

Six Problems Structural Crews Know Well.

1

Findings described, not documented

A bowed wall or a sagging floor gets summarized instead of recorded with detail. Inspection findings captured and shared with the homeowner.

2

The specified fix doesn't reach the crew

Anchor spacing, bracing, and beam details get relayed by phone. Work orders carry the written task list to the crew's phone.

3

Hidden work nobody photographed

Framing, sill plates, and anchors get covered by finish work. Required-photo steps won't mark complete without one attached.

4

Multi-part scopes priced by hand

Anchors, carbon fiber, beams, and framing, quoted from memory. Branded estimates built and signed in minutes.

5

Large contracts that need to hold up

High-value technical scopes are the ones most likely to be contested. Contracts are sent, signed, and tracked with no printing.

6

Long-term warranties lost over time

Structural warranties outlast the file cabinet they were stored in. Warranties are logged against the job and searchable.

DOCUMENTED BEFORE IT IS BUILT

The Finding, The Fix, And The Proof, On One Record.

Whether it is wall anchors, carbon fiber, an I-beam brace, or a beam replacement, the inspection findings flow into the estimate, the work order, and the photos that prove it was done.

Inspection Findings · Job #5230

Synced

Structural inspection · 3 findings documented

Bowed wall, north · 1.5 in
Attached
Sill plate rot, east
Attached
Floor joist sag, center span
Required
Recommended: wall anchors, sister joists
One finding still needs a photo · Photo required
A STRUCTURAL JOB, START TO FINISH

One Record From Findings To Warranty.

The job never leaves the platform, so nothing has to be re-keyed, re-checked or argued about later.

Step 1

Inspect

Structural findings captured and shared with the homeowner.

Step 2

Estimate

A branded estimate built and signed in minutes.

Step 3

Contract

E-signed with proof and the cancellation notice attached.

Step 4

Install

Work order and photos run on the crew's phone.

Step 5

Warranty

The warranty is logged against the job and searchable.

FOR EVERY STRUCTURAL SCOPE

Walls, Floors, Beams, And Retrofits.

Wall stabilization, framing repair, and retrofits are scoped and documented differently. Your estimates, work orders, and warranties follow the work you actually sell.
WHAT OBLYSS HANDLES FOR STRUCTURAL REPAIR CREWS
Jobs and pipeline First call to final payment
Inspection reports Findings shared
Estimates and contracts Signed with proof
Work orders Required-photo steps
Technician app Opens in the phone's browser
Customer timeline Calls, texts, emails
Warranties Logged and searchable
QUESTIONS STRUCTURAL CONTRACTORS ASK

Frequently Asked Questions

How do crews prove anchors and bracing were installed?
Steps can require a photo, and a required-photo step stays open until one is attached. The proof is on the job record before finish work covers it.
Everything lives on the same job record, so the findings, estimate, work order, and photos are tied to one job instead of scattered across tools.
No. It runs in the phone’s browser. Open app.oblysspro.com, add it to the home screen, and it opens like an app. See the Technician App.
Yes. Contracts are sent, signed, and tracked with no printing, with signature proof and the Notice of Cancellation attached. See Contracts.

Yes. Structural repair and crawl space jobs run on the same record, with the same estimates, work orders, photos, and warranties. See the crawl space repair and encapsulation page.

Put The Whole Structural Job On One Record.

Book a 30-minute demo and watch a job go from documented findings to photo proof to warranty.