Frequent Asked Questions

No. While there are areas of overlap, this service is focused on observation and documentation during construction—not post-construction inspection or code enforcement. Home Inspectors typically inspect finished homes for real estate transactions.

Rework and corrections are a normal part of construction. Independent observation at key phases can help identify issues earlier—when they are less costly to address.

Ideally before construction begins, but services can be introduced at any phase depending on project conditions. We typically require a minimum of 2 weeks onboarding of all plans and documents prior to a Full Rough Phase Observation, and Substantial Completion Observation schedule site visit.

Services can be introduced at any stage to provide clarity on current conditions and help document the path forward. If you are losing sleep over the status of your build, or if communication has broken down, we can help you find your footing. We offer a Free Consultation to listen to your concerns and provide honest feedback on how we can assist in getting the project back on the rails.

No. This is an observational role only. No direction is given, and no control is exercised over the work or schedule. The reports clearly signify which existing stakeholders the information and findings may be of most interest to. No obligations are implied.

No. Construction outcomes cannot be guaranteed. The service provides structured documentation and professional observation of conditions as they occur.

No. Only the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ), and their assigned Building Inspectors can perform official inspections and issue notice of corrections and approvals.

No. Observations are general in nature and not forensic or exhaustive. While thorough and spanning multiple disciplines, reviews are performed on a representative basis rather than an exhaustive analysis. Specific scope, limitations, and exclusions are defined within the service agreement.