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Viewing Job History

See all work that's been done at your property

Overview

One of BlueClerk's most valuable features is the permanent work history attached to your property. See every repair, service, and improvement - even work done before you owned the home. It's like a Carfax for your house.

Why Work History Matters

Home Maintenance

  • Know what's been done: No guessing when the HVAC was last serviced
  • Plan maintenance: See when things are due
  • Avoid duplicating work: Know if something was already fixed

Home Value

  • Documentation: Prove your maintenance record
  • Selling point: Show buyers a well-maintained home
  • Insurance: Evidence of work for claims

Working with Contractors

  • Context: New contractors see the history
  • Continuity: Pick up where previous work left off
  • Reference: Look up what was done and who did it

Viewing Your History

Accessing Work History

  1. Go to your property in the Properties section
  2. Click "Work History" or the history tab
  3. View the chronological list of all work

What You'll See

Each history entry shows:

  • Date: When work was performed
  • Type of work: Service category (Plumbing, HVAC, etc.)
  • Description: What was done
  • Contractor: Who did the work
  • Link to details: Full job report if available

Example Entry

March 15, 2024 - HVAC

Replaced blower motor on furnace
Performed by: ABC Heating & Cooling

[View Details]

Filtering and Searching

By Date

See work from a specific period:

  • Last 30 days
  • Last year
  • Custom date range

By Service Type

Focus on specific categories:

  • Plumbing only
  • Electrical only
  • All HVAC work

By Contractor

See all work from a specific company.

Understanding History Details

Job Reports

Clicking on a history entry may show:

  • Full description: Detailed notes from the contractor
  • Photos: Before and after images
  • Materials used: Parts that were installed
  • Time spent: Duration of work

Associated Documents

Some entries link to:

  • Invoices: What you paid
  • Estimates: Quotes provided
  • Warranties: Coverage information

History from Before You Owned

Previous Owner's Work

If the previous owner used BlueClerk, you inherit:

  • All work history at the property
  • Access to job reports and photos
  • Understanding of home's maintenance

How This Works

  1. You claim the property
  2. System recognizes the address
  3. History automatically attaches to your account
  4. Previous owner loses access (it transfers)

This is one of BlueClerk's most valuable features - you get the complete story of your home.

Adding Missing History

What If Work Isn't In BlueClerk?

Work done outside BlueClerk won't appear automatically. For important records:

  • Keep your own documentation
  • Upload to a home file system
  • Future BlueClerk work will be recorded

Going Forward

All work requested through BlueClerk is automatically recorded.

Using History Effectively

Before Scheduling Work

Check history to:

  • See if the issue was addressed before
  • Find what was done last time
  • Know which contractors have worked there

When Selling Your Home

Share your BlueClerk history:

  • Shows proper maintenance
  • Documents improvements
  • Builds buyer confidence

For Insurance

After a claim:

  • Reference previous work
  • Show timeline of issues
  • Provide contractor documentation

Tips

  • Check history before calling about a recurring issue
  • Reference history when getting estimates
  • Keep your own backups of important records
  • Update contact info so you keep access

Common Questions

Q: Can I edit the work history? A: You can't edit entries (to preserve accuracy), but you can contact support about errors.

Q: What if I disagree with something in the history? A: Contact the contractor who created the entry, or BlueClerk support.

Q: Is history shared with everyone? A: History is visible to property owners and contractors who've done work there. It's not public.

Q: What happens to history when I sell? A: The new owner inherits the history when they claim the property.

Q: How far back does history go? A: As far back as BlueClerk has records. There's no time limit.

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