Inspections help make sure work is following the approved plans, is done safely and is to code. It is vital that inspections are done, as incorrect work or installations can result in house fires, flood damage and/or structural problems. They are required at various stages of a project, depending on the work that is being done. Please remember that legally a project is not complete until it has passed the final inspection.

Building Inspections

Adopted Codes:	2015 International Building Code with local amendments
	2015 International Residential Code with local amendments

Required Information to be onsite

The building permit and City approved drawings

Required Inspections (Residential and Commercial)

• Footing forms prior to placing concrete
• Foundation
• Slab
• Framing – trade inspection rough-in approvals are required before requesting this inspection.
• Ceiling Close-in – trade inspections ceiling close approvals are required before requesting this inspection
• Final

Important Inspection Requirements*
*Depending on the complexity of the project, additional inspections may be required

Electrical Inspections

Adopted Code: 2014 National Electric Code with local amendments

Required Inspections (Residential and Commercial)

• Temporary electrical service
• Underground / trench
• Electrical service / service upgrade
• Rough-in
• Ceiling close
• Final

*Depending on the complexity of the project, additional inspections may be required

Plumbing Inspections

Adopted Code:	2015 International Plumbing Code with local amendments
	2015 International Fuel Gas Code

Required Inspections (Residential and Commercial)

• Water Service
• Sewer
• Rough Plumbing / Gas to include pressure tests
• Final Plumbing / Gas

*Depending on the complexity of the project, additional inspections may be required

Mechanical Inspections

Adopted Code: 2015 International Mechanical Code with local amendments

Required Inspections (Residential and Commercial)

• Rough Mechanical
• Ceiling close-in
• Final Mechanical

*Depending on the complexity of the project, additional inspections may be required