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Prepare for City Inspections — Schedule Inspections

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The project is working towards crucial inspections, with a rough-in electrical inspection scheduled for Monday by a third-party company (Code Inspections). This is followed by a framing inspection by the city, which is described as the 'biggest inspection' of the entire project. This inspection will cover carpentry, masonry, mechanicals, bath venting, HVAC systems, and line set placements. The host emphasizes that 'anything' is on the table for this inspection. Passing these inspections is critical to move forward with insulation, drywall, paint, and eventually floor tile installation.

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and buy like a four loco. Uh, I've never done that before. But end of week 22 and spirits are a lot better than they were end of week 21. We got dumped on in here. There was a once in a hundredyear storm that happened that actually happened too frequently. Neighbors over there ripping their roof off cuz they got that much damage. We are out here prepping for our inspections. Monday we have a rough electrical inspection. Third party. They come through. Uh, the city's not equipped to do all the little nuances that are associated with electrical work. Third party. Our boy Al comes through from code inspections. It gives us the go-ahhead. Once that happens, we have a framing inspection that comes through. That is the biggest inspection of all of these projects. The city comes through. They check our carpentry. They check our masonary. Brandon, they check our mechanicals. They check our bath venting. They check our HVAC systems, our line set placement. Uh, anything's on the table in that inspection. That is the biggest inspection of this project. We have it next week. Fingers crossed that we pass it. And uh once that happens, insulation, drywall, paint, floor,

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