Inspection process in Phoenix

The permit should be posted and the stamped plans should be available for the inspector's use on the job site.

Before any concrete is poured, underground plumbing and electrical, rebar for foundations, required hold-downs for structural elements, depth and width of footings, and placement of electrical grounding (UFER) are all cr

After the rough framing is completed (strap & brace), inspection of the framing members for spacing and size, ties and clips, headers and lintels, shear wall location and size are inspected at this stage.

Before insulation and dry wall is installed, inspection of the rough plumbing, mechanical, and electrical systems should be done at this point. Windows are checked for safety glazing and energy requirements, and the outs

When the interior is drywalled, counters and cabinets, plumbing fixtures, electrical outlets and lights, heating registers and return air grills, smoke detectors, doors and windows, gas vents and combustion air grills, H

Street work, curb cuts, sidewalks and new utility services inspections are performed by Civil inspectors.

See the city's guide on how to schedule an inspection for detailed instructions.

Remote Inspections are available for many home projects. City staff conduct the inspection via a web-based video program. Check if your project qualifies before requesting one.

Schedule the inspection online by entering the permit number and web inspection key and completing requested information. Call 602-262-7811 if additional assistance is required.