Independent site inspections in Addis Ababa — geotagged photos, video, and a report your contractor can't argue with. Every month.
He wired money for the ground-floor slab in March. Then again in June — "prices went up." Then again in October. Three payments. One slab, poured once.
She trusted family, like everyone does. The receipts were always coming next week. Four years and $60,000 later, the "finished" house had no roof, no windows, and no receipts.
Off-plan, 40% down, "handover in 18 months." Every call: almost there. On his first trip back in five years, he stood at the site and looked into a hole in the ground.
Five minutes: where the site is, who the contact is, what stage it should be at. You sign an access letter so our inspector is expected at the gate.
A trained, independent inspector walks your site: 20+ geotagged photos, a video walkthrough, every file hash-verified at upload so nothing can be swapped later.
English + Amharic, findings flagged, progress measured against what you paid for. A refused gate becomes an access-denied report — silence is also evidence.
Every photo carries GPS coordinates and a SHA-256 fingerprint taken at capture — evidence, not vibes. This lands in your inbox. Your contractor knows it will.
Read a full sample report →Summary · English — Second-floor column pours complete on the north side; south side shuttering in place but not yet poured. Rebar matches the 16mm specification.
ማጠቃለያ · አማርኛ — የሁለተኛ ፎቅ አምዶች በሰሜን በኩል ተጠናቀዋል፤ በደቡብ በኩል ግን ገና አልፈሰሰም።
Cancel anytime. First report disappoints → first month refunded.