Pool builds are sequential. Every delayed inspection pushes the entire project. Virtual inspections keep each stage moving.
Before gunite. Your tech captures the rebar layout, spacing, tie-downs, and dimensions against the approved plan. This has to pass before the gunite crew can pour.
Pool plumbing rough-in before the deck is poured. Documents pipe routing, connections, test caps, and equipment pad prep.
Fence, screen, or barrier inspection. Gate latches, height, gap measurements, and self-closing hardware verification.
Electrical bonding grid, equipotential bonding, and grounding connections documented before they get covered.
Complete pool with all equipment operational. Pump, filter, heater, lights, and safety features all verified.
A 5-day wait on steel means the gunite crew reschedules. That pushes tile. That pushes the deck pour. That pushes barrier. One delayed inspection can add 2-3 weeks to the total build. Same-day results at each stage keep the whole sequence on track.
6 builds/week · 5 stages each · 4-day avg wait · $85/hr crew cost
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Tell us about your businessWe prepare and file the permit, review the plans, and perform the inspections, on one project record under Florida Statute 553.791. One firm owns the job from application through certificate of occupancy, so there is no handoff between vendors for it to sit in and no one to chase but us.
Prepared, filed within one business day, tracked to issuance, rejections worked and resubmitted without coming back to your office.
See permit submission →Building code plan review in one to two business days. The jurisdiction then checks forms and documents for completeness only.
See plan review →F.S. 553.791 explained section by section, current through the amendments effective July 1, 2026.
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