If your crews run the same scope over and over across multiple counties, branches or brands, permitting is a throughput constraint rather than an admin cost. We take all three pieces of it.
Inspektr handles permitting, plan review, and inspections for trade contractors operating at volume in Florida. Permit filed within one business day, plan review in one to two, inspections on demand rather than in a scheduled window, under Florida Statute 553.791.
The model fits hardest where the same scope repeats across multiple counties. One coordinator per branch is the usual arrangement, and that coordinator's throughput is what caps how many jobs a branch can start. A single statewide provider removes the cap without adding the head.
Removing the scheduled inspection window converts idle crew hours into additional completions per week. In most trade operations that is the largest recoverable capacity on the books.
Final invoicing waits on permit closeout. Compressing it moves cash forward across every open job simultaneously rather than job by job.
One registration covers all 67 Florida counties. Expansion stops depending on finding someone who already knows that building department.
Get your inspection done the same day the work is finished. No more scheduling around the building department.
Stop losing days to inspection windows. Your crew wraps up and moves on.
Whether you run 20 permits a month or 2,000 across several brands, the same process and the same team keep up.
Each trade has its own guided checklist built around the specific inspection points that code requires. Click any trade to see how it works for your business.
AC changeouts, new installs, ductwork, rough-in, start-up, and final mechanical inspections.
View details →Dry-in, sheathing, truss, and final roof inspections.
View details →Panel installations, racking, electrical, and mounting inspections.
View details →Steel, perimeter piping, bonding, barrier, and final pool inspections.
View details →Rough-in, finals, panel upgrades, service changes, and fire alarm.
View details →Underground, rough-in, water heaters, shower pans, and finals.
View details →Impact window and door replacements, fasteners, clips, and bucks.
View details →Standby generator installations including electrical and gas connections.
View details →The simplest virtual inspection. T&P valve, drain pan, expansion tank.
View details →Dedicated circuit, GFCI protection, grounding, and charger mounting.
View details →Buck framing, product approval, anchors, track, and weather seal.
View details →Post footings, beam connections, fastener patterns, and screen attachment.
View details →Tell us about your trade and volume, and we'll get you set up on your first inspection.
Tell us about your businessContractors who repeat the same scope at volume across more than one Florida county. The permitting overhead that a single-branch contractor absorbs through one coordinator compounds badly across branches, and that is where a single statewide private provider changes the operating math.
Yes. One private provider registration covers every Florida county, so entering a new market does not require a new permitting relationship or a coordinator who already knows that building department. Permit status across every branch sits in one view.
HVAC, roofing, solar, pool, electrical, plumbing, windows and doors, generators, water heaters, EV chargers, screen enclosures and garage doors.
They do not have to. A one-time guest link opens in a mobile browser with no install, so a subcontractor can complete the inspection capture without onboarding to anything.