ALOUTECH VISUAL INSPECTION
Crawlspace Visual Inspections Without the Crawl
AlouTech brings and operates the Scrutinizer for crawlspace documentation, giving customers live visibility from outside the space.
Visual inspection service available for $150
What it is
Visual Inspection is operated crawlspace visibility.
In short: AlouTech shows up for Houston crawlspace inspection requests with the Scrutinizer, operates it at the crawlspace access point, and helps capture photos or video of visible conditions without the client having to crawl first.
In more detail, Visual Inspection is a service for anyone who needs a clearer look beneath a structure. The operator drives the rover from outside the space, follows requested areas when access allows, and documents visible items such as moisture, plumbing, ductwork, insulation, debris, access limits, and other concerns that may need professional review.
Field videos
Scrutinizer in motion
Recent build, demo, and crawlspace clips from AlouTech.
Remote visibility
Built for the spaces people avoid
See before entering
Use the live camera feed to evaluate low, dirty, or uncertain spaces before committing to physical entry.
Capture documentation
Record photos and video for clients, teams, estimates, and follow-up conversations.
Keep workflows moving
Designed for field professionals who need practical visibility under pier-and-beam homes and tight access areas.
How we document
Visual Inspection documentation
Service-first workflow
AlouTech brings the rover and operator to the job. The client does not need to transport, maintain, or personally operate a robot.
Remote visual pass
The operator drives from outside the crawlspace while the customer or site contact watches the live view and requests specific areas when access allows.
Photo and video support
Photos and video are captured when conditions allow so visible findings can be reviewed, shared, estimated, or escalated after the site visit.
Clear limitation
The service is visual documentation only. It does not replace a licensed inspection, engineering opinion, environmental test, pest report, or code determination.
Development
Setting the stage for Scrutinizer 4000
The Scrutinizer 3000 proved the visual inspection workflow in the field. The Scrutinizer 4000 is the next development target: a purpose-built crawlspace robot targeted to cost $999.
Documentation checklist
What the visual pass can support
- Access opening, clearance, obstructions, and reachable crawlspace paths
- Visible plumbing, HVAC, ductwork, insulation, wiring, debris, and penetrations
- Moisture indicators, standing water, staining, and ventilation concerns visible from the rover path
- Photos or video clips that help the responsible professional decide the next step
Industries
Made for property professionals
Home InspectorsGeneral ContractorsFoundation Repair CompaniesPlumbing CompaniesHVAC CompaniesPest Control CompaniesRestoration CompaniesInsurance AdjustersProperty ManagersReal Estate Professionals and Investors
FAQ
Common questions
What is AlouTech Visual Inspection?
AlouTech Visual Inspection is the active service offering. A technician brings the Scrutinizer to the site, operates it from outside the crawlspace, and helps capture visual documentation for whoever is responsible for reviewing the property.
What robot is used for the visual inspection?
The current field platform is the Scrutinizer 3000, operated by AlouTech for crawlspace visual documentation. The Scrutinizer 4000 is the next development target.
Is the $150 Houston service a home inspection?
No. It is an operator service where an AlouTech technician brings a Scrutinizer to the site and operates the rover for the customer or responsible professional. The technician acts as remote eyes and legs in accessible areas. It is not an engineering, structural, environmental, mold, pest, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, real estate, or code-compliance inspection.
What kind of documentation can be captured?
When conditions allow, the operator can capture photos and video of visible crawlspace conditions such as access limitations, moisture, plumbing, ductwork, insulation, pest evidence, debris, and areas that may require a closer professional review.