Common questions about virtual HVAC inspections in Florida. Timing, process, costs, and requirements.
Final mechanical, rough mechanical, start-up, slab mechanical, ventilation, and mini-split rough inspections can all be completed virtually. The guided video checklist covers every item the inspector needs to verify.
About 5 minutes for a final mechanical inspection. Your tech follows on-screen prompts through the Final, Mechanical checklist, covering equipment nameplates, permit match, a live heating and cooling demo, condensate routing, ductwork, and electrical connections.
A licensed inspector reviews the video within 30 minutes of submission. The inspection report is generated the same day.
Yes. Under FL Statute 553.791, all Florida municipalities must accept private provider inspections. The statute also requires a permit fee reduction when a private provider is used.
You get specific correction notes identifying exactly what needs to be fixed. Fix the item, resubmit the video for that checkpoint, and the inspector reviews the correction. You do not go back to the end of the queue.
A smartphone with a working camera is all you need. The app provides guided prompts telling your tech exactly what to show at each step.
Your field tech can record the video. The guided checklist ensures they capture everything the inspector needs regardless of their experience level.
When a system fails and has to be replaced immediately, there is no scheduling step to wait on. Your tech records the walkthrough as soon as the equipment is in, and a Florida-licensed inspector reviews it the same day.
Yes. Inspektr is registered statewide across every Florida building department. The private provider framework is state law, not a local option.
FL 553.791 requires municipalities to reduce permit fees when a private provider is used. The fee reduction is statutory and offsets private provider costs. Contact us for specific pricing.
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