What Did That Contractor Even Do? Why You Need to Track Every Repair and Upgrade

You Paid the Invoice… But What Actually Got Done?

If you've ever paid a contractor and later thought,
“Wait, when was that fixed? What did we even have them do?” — you’re not alone.

Homeowners spend thousands every year on improvements, repairs, and quick fixes. But without a system to track it all, that investment disappears into vague memory, lost receipts, and unanswered questions.

And that’s a problem — especially when it’s time to:

• File an insurance claim

• Validate a warranty

• Sell your home

• Prevent the same issue from happening again

🔍 Why Tracking Repairs and Projects Matters

Here’s what gets lost when you don’t log your home’s history:

1. Receipts + Invoices
   No proof = no warranty support. And good luck remembering what that $1,400 charge in May was for two years from now.

2. Before + After Photos
   These can make or break resale negotiations and protect you from disputes.

3. Service Details
   Was it a repair or a full replacement? Was the issue fixed or patched? If you didn’t write it down, you’re guessing.

4. Warranties
   Some labor warranties are only honored with documentation — and knowing who did the work and when.

🛠️ HomeLedger Makes Every Dollar Count

With HomeLedger, you don’t just track repairs — you take control of your home’s history.

✅ Log every contractor visit, upgrade, or fix
✅ Upload receipts, warranties, and photos
✅ Add notes by room or system
✅ Keep a running record for future resale, claims, or just your own sanity

It’s your house. You should know everything about it.

👉 Stop relying on memory.

Start using HomeLedger to track what’s been done — and what it’s really worth.