Building

InspectorCraig Schultz

no framing is compromised with wiring

InspectorCraig Schultz

air barrier is in place under back tuckunder

InspectorCraig Schultz

Insulation is in place in tuckunder back of garage. 1. need to add air barrier-housewrap under tuckunder to bottom of floor joists. contractor will provide photos of this.

InspectorCraig Schultz

housewrap is in place on exterior walls

InspectorChris Pequin

Electrical work is being done. Cannot perform framing inspection until electrical rough in passes. Inspected today and everything matches plans. On site verification that no framing was jeopardized by electrical rough in will be required.

InspectorChris Pequin

Ice and water underlayment on new rear addition. Tucked under existing gutter apron and flashed appropriately.

InspectorChris Pequin

An engineers approval letter was submitted from CBS matching exactly was Craig's previous inspection stated.

InspectorCraig Schultz

1. the partial footings at front of garage are poured before inspection, contractor has photos of the rebar before pouring with rebar in place-submit all these photos to our office. 2. the engineer called out on the 5 pier footings at the back of the garage to have 4 - #4 verticals in each footing, nothing about clearances or anything, contractor called engineer while I was there to clarify how to hold steel in place. The engineer said contractor can wet set the rebar and has to maintain a minimum 3 inch clearance to the outside of the sonotubes. I told contractor while engineer was on the phone and said we want additional follow up documentation from the engineer stating from his comments he approves the rebar can be wet set, in the pier footings. Contractor said he will get that and send in to us. The reinforcing steel is in place at the modified footings in back of the existing garage and that footing size is per approved plan. Footings are approved to pour per phone comments from the engineer.