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Schedule City Inspections and Plan for 'No Work Days' — Schedule Inspections

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How to Plan a Stair Remodel Budget and Sequence · Step 9 of 10

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After the completion of all rough-in installations, the project manager initiates the inspection process by contacting the local building department. This involves submitting requests for plumbing, mechanical, gas, framing, and electrical inspections. A crucial aspect of this step is understanding and adhering to the city's inspection lead times and availability. The video highlights that electrical inspections, for example, might require up to two days. This necessitates scheduling 'no work days' where construction activities cease, ensuring that inspectors have full and safe access to all areas without interference. This planning prevents delays and potential re-inspection fees due to inaccessible work or ongoing construction. Clear communication with the city inspectors and careful documentation of appointment times are vital.

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we actually finished half a day so we have 4 and 1 half days in we had today and tomorrow as no work days because I needed inspection so I needed uh the city inspections which are Plumbing mechanical gas framing all those things the electrical you have to allow 2 days they normally will get there the first first day but they have till the end of the second day to get in well the city inspection is done we passed with flying

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