WEMAD™ COMPLETE DIGITAL HOME RECORD
One home. Every detail.
Explore the illustrative Schoon sample. Turn pages, open blueprint pins, and browse the sample product and warranty library.
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION · HOLLAND · SAUGATUCK · WEST MICHIGAN
The WEMAD™ Complete Digital Home Record
Your home has a story—and some of its most useful details will soon be hidden. WEMAD™ documents new homes, additions, and remodels so you can return years later and see what was documented behind your walls.
Follow your home from the air
Aerial progress photos preserve construction milestones, exterior changes, and the setting around your home. Dated visits give homeowners, builders, and remodelers a visual history from early site work through the agreed stages of construction.
Remember what’s behind the walls
Pre-drywall photographs document visible wiring, plumbing, and HVAC before walls are closed. Floor-plan-linked photos help you return to the associated room and view when planning a repair, addition, or future remodel.
Keep the details in one record
Bring project photographs together with supplied floor plans, product manuals, and warranties in an organized Digital Home Record. Years later, you can revisit the captured details and share relevant information with your contractor.
WEMAD™ provides Digital Home Records, pre-drywall documentation, and construction documentation in Holland, Saugatuck, and across West Michigan. Plan your visits before drywall installation so visible systems can be photographed while they are accessible.
Your home record is personal. Homeowner project photos, plans, and records are not published or used as public examples without permission. Capture coverage, delivery, and any hosted access period are agreed for each project; keep your delivered files for future reference. Photos document visible conditions at the visit and do not replace verified plans, measurements, or professional inspections.
Plan your Digital Home Record →FROM CONSTRUCTION TO THE YEARS AHEAD
Keep the story. Find the details.
A Digital Home Record brings the photographs and project information you choose into one place. For a new home, vacation home, addition, or remodel, it can connect the construction journey with the details you may want when planning a repair, sharing an update, or making a future change.
Follow the construction milestones
Dated aerial and ground-level photographs show how the property changes from site preparation and foundation work through framing and completion. Recurring viewpoints help homeowners, builders, and remodelers compare visits and discuss progress with a shared visual reference.
Look behind the finished walls
Before insulation and drywall, room photographs and 360° views can preserve visible wiring, plumbing, HVAC, and blocking. Photo pins on a supplied architectural plan help you locate the associated views. Agree any field measurements and notes before the visit; a photograph or blueprint pin alone does not establish a verified dimension.
Keep useful information together
A record can also organize the product information, manuals, and warranty documents you provide. Scope, capture visits, file delivery, and any hosted access period are agreed for each project. Keep your delivered files alongside the plans and documents you retain for your home.
Explore the illustrative Schoon example
The interactive book above demonstrates milestone pages, blueprint pins, and a sample product and warranty library. Illustrative content shows how a finished record could be arranged; your own record would use your project’s photographs and agreed information. Use the full-window link for a larger view, or contact Richie to discuss coverage and timing before the next construction stage.
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