Structural:
A review of the structural calculations, plans, notes, specifications, and details by a licensed professional engineer will help to ensure that building code provisions and structural engineering principles have been addressed and incorporated into the final structural design while simultaneously observing and accounting for the architectural requirements of the structure.

Architectural:
The architectural plans, notes, and details will be evaluated to ensure that local building code provisions have been addressed. Items with an emphasis on commonly litigated issues such as adequate weather barriers, provisions against moisture intrusion, sound attenuation, and fire protection, will be assessed as part of the review process.

Re-inspection of all correctible items
Re-inspection is imperative for today’s builders. A final report is certified evidence that any notated correctable item was remediated before moving on in the construction process.

Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing:
A general review of the design calculations, plan, notes, specifications, and details by a licensed professional engineer to ensure that building code provisions and mechanical engineering principles have been addressed and incorporated into the final design while simultaneously observing and accounting for architectural and structural requirements.