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PunchListUSA

www.punchlistusa.com

 
PunchListUSA is the first online real estate platform digitizing national home inspection data, repair estimates, and service orders to empower home buyers, sellers and real estate professionals with full lifecycle management tools and services to increase the value of their investments. Strong community partnerships with local vendors are a key focus for PunchListUSA`s expansion strategy. The Company is committed to supporting the success of all stakeholders through investments in technology, training, apprenticeships, and fair wages in the communities it serves. PunchListUSA was founded in 2018 by Rich Estes, Jimmy Banyas, and Tim Wolf with a mission to provide peers in ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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