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Inspection result
<30 min
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Florida counties covered
Concealed Fastener - Screen Enclosure / Pool Cage
Framing and fasteners, before concealment
Guided promptsPass criteria published
Footing - Columns / Fence / Screen Enclosure
Footings dug and reinforced, before pour
Guided promptsPass criteria published
INSP-1103 · Concealed Fastener - Screen Enclosure / Pool Cage
What your tech sees on site
Ready for inspection
✓
Show all frame-to-frame and gutter connections with fasteners installed.
Visual · All frame/gutter connections fastened
✓
Show close-up of fastener type, size, and spacing per the approved engineering and product approval.
Visual · Fastener type/size/spacing per engineering/approval
3
Show the enclosure anchorage to the slab or structure.
Visual · Anchored to slab/structure per engineering
4
Show beam, column, and chair-rail connections.
Visual · Beam/column/chair-rail connections fastened
The guided checklist continues from here
Recording 2:34Next: Show the enclosure anchorage to the slab or structure.
What gets inspected
Structural connections, post footings, beam and rafter sizing, screen attachment, fastener patterns, and engineering compliance. For carports and patio covers, roofing material and flashing details are also documented.
Market
Screen enclosures are one of the highest-volume trades in Sarasota, Pinellas, Manatee, Lee, and Collier counties. The Florida outdoor living market drives consistent demand year-round.
Offline field reports
Screen enclosure inspections work well with offline field reports. Your tech captures photos and video at the job site, then uploads when they have connectivity. The inspector reviews asynchronously. No live video call needed.
What inspection delays cost screen enclosure contractors
5 builds/week · foundation + final · 4-day avg wait
40
Open permits at any time
43
Inspections waiting/month
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