Prepare for common building inspections with clear guidance on the photos, videos, measurements, documents and other evidence your inspector may need to review. Choose the building inspection below to see what to show before submitting.
Select the inspection that matches your permitted building scope and current stage of construction. Only provide evidence that applies to your project, approved plans and inspection requirements.
These building inspection guides help contractors prepare for common structural and building inspection stages, including footers, slabs, framing, sheathing, dry-in, insulation, fill cells, lintels, drywall fastening, windows and doors, and building final inspections. Each guide explains the types of photos, measurements, documents and visible conditions that may need to be documented for inspection review. Requirements can vary by jurisdiction, approved plans and project scope, including virtual or Private Provider inspection workflows where applicable.
Where spacing, depth, clearance or another dimension needs to be verified, include representative measuring-tape photos. Use a level where slope or pitch needs to be demonstrated. Keep work exposed when the inspector needs to review it before it is covered.