IPD™ — Interior Property Documentation

A structured room-by-room interior record.

Residential starting at $650 · Commercial baseline starting at $2,850

IPD™ documents interior spaces using photography, 360° capture, organized detail imagery, and property-area classification. 360° capture is a method within IPD, not a separate service.

Documentation, Not Media

More than interior photography

IPD™ creates a usable interior property record, not a folder of disconnected images. Photography, 360° capture, and detail imagery are methods used to build that record.

Ordinary photography

  • Presentation-driven
  • Selected viewpoints
  • Aesthetic emphasis
  • Limited location context

IPD™ documentation

  • Record-driven
  • Systematic room coverage
  • Location and date preserved
  • Organized for later comparison

IPD™ records what was visibly present and how the space was configured at the time of capture. It does not automatically interpret why a condition exists.

Why Establish a Baseline

Interior conditions change. The record should remain usable.

Occupancy, maintenance, renovation, tenant turnover, repairs, and ordinary use change interiors. A dated IPD™ record makes it possible to see what was documented before those changes.

Existing-condition baseline Document what was visibly present before work, occupancy, transfer, or another event.
Before renovation or contractor work Preserve finishes, rooms, fixtures, ceilings, walls, and floors before they are altered.
After completed work Create a later visual record of the same interior areas when a repeat cycle is authorized.
Tenant or occupancy turnover Document interior areas before or after occupancy changes.
Observable event conditions Record visible interior conditions associated with water, impact, storm, or other events—without determining cause.
Repeat documentation Return to the same property later so records can be compared across documentation cycles.

Residential

Document the interior before memory becomes the record.

Residential IPD™ creates an organized visual baseline of a home, condominium, rental, vacation property, or residential investment. Residential interiors start at $650. Final scope and pricing are confirmed before scheduling.

Residential Property Documentation

Commercial

Interior records for facilities and tenant spaces

Commercial IPD™ organizes room and area documentation for offices, churches, retail, warehouses, associations, and other commercial interiors already supported by EAS Property Documentation. Commercial IPD baselines start at $2,850.

Office and administrative

Suites, common interiors, conference rooms, corridors, and finish conditions.

Retail and tenant space

Sales floors, storefront interiors, stock areas, restrooms, and fixtures.

Multifamily and associations

Units, corridors, amenity interiors, and common areas where authorized.

Warehouse and facility interiors

Interior support areas, offices, utility spaces, and selected visible assets.

Multi-building or multi-site interior programs are scoped as portfolio documentation. Construction progress, engineering-support, or project-milestone documentation belongs on EAS Project & Asset Documentation.

Commercial Property Documentation

What IPD Documents

Organized around rooms and property areas

Coverage varies by property and authorized scope. IPD™ documents observable interior conditions. It is not a code inspection, engineering evaluation, environmental assessment, or appraisal.

Spaces

  • Rooms and suites
  • Units
  • Corridors
  • Common interiors
  • Storage spaces
  • Utility and mechanical-support areas where access is authorized

Documented components

  • Overview and directional room views
  • Ceilings, floors, and openings
  • Visible finishes
  • Fixtures and installed appliances
  • Selected detail images
  • 360° scenes where included in scope
  • Property
    • Floor / Area
      • Room / Space — overview, wall and area views, ceiling, floor, openings, fixtures, details, areas of interest

Capture Method

When still images are not enough

360° capture preserves surrounding spatial context so a later reviewer can return to a documented room. It is a method within IPD™, not a separate service, and is included only where authorized in scope.

Property Record Continuity

Initial documentation. Repeat later. Compare.

The first IPD™ capture establishes the interior record. Repeat documentation of the same areas creates comparative value. EAS does not automatically determine condition or change; reviewers compare the documented records.

  1. 01 BaselineDocument the interior at a defined point in time.
  2. 02 Event or intervalOccupancy, renovation, repair, weather, or a planned documentation cycle.
  3. 03 Repeat documentationReturn to authorized interior areas using the same record structure.
  4. 04 ComparisonPlace later documentation alongside the earlier record.

How Interior Documentation Works

Request, confirm scope, then document

  1. 01 RequestSubmit property information, interior coverage needs, access notes, and timeframe.
  2. 02 Preliminary EstimateEAS reviews the requested interior coverage and provides a non-binding preliminary estimate.
  3. 03 Authorization and depositScope and access are confirmed. A project deposit is required before the documentation walkdown.
  4. 04 Walkdown and captureAuthorized interior areas are documented using photography, 360° capture where included, and organized detail imagery.
  5. 05 Organized releaseThe interior record is reviewed and released through the authorized delivery environment.

Service Boundary

What IPD™ is and is not

IPD™ is existing-condition interior documentation and a structured visual property record.

Unless separately authorized, IPD™ is not:

  • A home inspection or building-code inspection
  • An engineering or structural evaluation
  • An environmental assessment or appraisal
  • An insurance coverage determination or claim adjustment
  • A cause-and-origin investigation
  • A warranty determination

Establish the Interior Record

Document the interior before conditions change.

Request a preliminary estimate for residential or commercial IPD™. Combine with XPD™ when a whole-property record is needed.