Reliable & Responsive
Is your time valuable? Have inspectors who call you with solutions instead of leaving you with problems.
Services That Make Your Next Job Easier
Third-party inspections and services that work around your construction schedule.
Here's What Building Better Looks Like
What if you could finish your new construction 30% faster?
You'll benefit from the ease of our team handling the entire process, from county paperwork to scheduling inspections, and closing permits.
Get StartedDecrease Errors & Issues
We help in your permit auditing, double checking throughout the inspection process, and resulting.
Increase Efficiency
You're not required to be on-site. We will call you if there is an issue instead of failing you right away
Less Billing Hassle
With Trip Billing, you'll have unlimited inspections from NTBO to COC. Note: Per service location.

Did I Pass?
From hello to CO, we care that you pass. We understand that the complexities across jurisdictions cause confusion and job delays. That's why we double-check your documents and focus on moving things along.
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Where We Work
We serve many counties, but one set of rules to follow: the Florida Building Code, not ten different interpretations of the same code.
You'll benefit from one inspector to deal with for all inspections – with direct communication with that inspector. As well as a single point of contact for all building inspection scheduling. Working together to achieve success.

Duval County

St.Johns County

Jacksonville Beach

Atlantic Beach

City of St.Augustine

Baldwin County

Clay County

Flagler County

Nassau County

Town of Welaka

Baker County

Town of Orange Park

Neptune Beach

City of Alachua

Daytona Beach

City of Green Cove Springs

Fernandina Beach

Putnam County / Palatka

Town of Hilliard

Cape Coral
Common Questions & Answers
You have questions, we have answers!
What paperwork must I have to get started?
- NTBO
- NOC
- Copy of your permit
Most municipalities use a generic NTBO form. However, some counties are specific to that county ( just like a NOC form ) . We have to address this case by case. You will see on the NTBO form that it is a lot like the NOC form, requiring a signature from the owner - or - owner's representative. So, if you have the permit and NOC already filed, you, as the contractor, can sign the NTBO form, which must also be notarized.
How long does it take to start my inspections?
Once the NTBO has been processed by the jurisdiction, we need 24 hours to notify the county of the intent to inspect and can do the inspection the next day.
Who will be my inspector?
It depends on where your project is located. We have different inspectors who handle different locations based on the project's jurisdiction. You'll benefit from one inspector to deal with for all inspections – with direct communication with that inspector.
How much do private inspections cost?
Generally, a standard residential or commercial project costs around $175-$200 per trip.
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