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Can an inspector tell if a building is built to code?

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Can an inspector tell if a building is built to code?

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Private sector inspectors do not inspect for code compliance. A qualified inspector, certified by either CREIA or ASHI will have passed a test of inspection knowledge largely based on construction trades practices, building codes and more importantly code history. To verify code compliance, the local building and safety department or zoning commission records would need to be verified. Inspection Standards of Practice exclude such third party research. Local permit search service providers are typically available. Inspectors may be able to refer to appropriate resources. Back to FAQ’s.

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