Same licensed inspector. Same code requirements. Very different timelines.
The inspection itself is the same inspection against the same code. What differs is everything around it: who holds the queue, how long they can hold it, and what recourse you have when they do. The rows below where the gap is widest are not the inspection rows. They are the ones about time and discretion.
Virtual inspections do not change what gets inspected. A licensed Florida inspector reviews every item against the same Florida Building Code. The difference is how the information gets from the job site to the inspector. Instead of scheduling a visit, your tech records a guided video and the inspector reviews it remotely.
Some inspections require physical presence. Pressure testing where the inspector needs to witness the test in real time. Inspections where the inspector needs to operate equipment personally. These are a small percentage of total inspections, and the building department handles them well.
High-volume trades where scheduling delays compound. AC changeouts, water heaters, window replacements, pool stages. Any inspection where the items are visually verifiable and your volume means every day of delay multiplies across dozens of open permits.
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