Introducing the Home Reference Book FAST FORMS

Carson Dunlop Redefines Report Writing a New Home Inspection Checklist

TORONTO, Nov. 15, 2013 /CNW/ - Carson Dunlop announced today the launch of their latest Home Inspection report writing solution, the Home Reference Book FAST FORMS. The new system helps Home Inspectors provide their clients with great reports. Carson Dunlop took their popular Home Reference Book paper forms one step further, creating simple to use, professional-looking electronic FAST FORMS. Featuring the same Home Inspection checklist as the original paper forms, transitioning to FAST FORMS is quick and easy.

"The FAST FORMS are simple for inspectors to use, so they can focus on providing great information to their clients," explained Alan Carson, President of Carson Dunlop. "FAST FORMS are an elegant hybrid - much more professional than hand written forms, but simpler to learn than software."

The Home Reference Book FAST FORMS offer the speed of a checklist on a clipboard, without the headache and mess of paper. There is no need to put up with hard-to-read hand writing, spelling errors, faint copies, and lost or damaged forms. And there's the added benefit of a learning curve of less than two minutes. There is no software set up, support or update fees. FAST FORMS are great for report writing in the field because they don't require an internet connection. To use the Home Reference Book FAST FORMS all you need is a PC or Mac computer or tablet, and Adobe Reader.

Please visit the Carson Dunlop website to see a sample Home Inspection checklist report and learn more about the Home Reference Book FAST FORMS.

About Carson Dunlop

Carson, Dunlop & Associates Ltd. has been a leading Consulting Engineering Firm devoted to building inspection since 1978. They are one of the largest independent Home Inspection companies in North America that leverages their extensive technical knowledge across six integrated business lines - Home Inspection, Commercial Inspection, Horizon Software, Home Reference Book, Home Inspector Training and Continuing Education.

SOURCE: Carson Dunlop

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