How it works
We don't start with a trailer full of inspectors. We start with jurisdictional analysis, document review, and the exact sign-off form your lender expects.
We determine whether the site is city, ETJ, or unincorporated; whether the county has adopted a fire code under Local Government Code Chapter 233; and which path applies:
You get that decision in writing before we oversell a product.
MSA + per-building Statement of Work. Scope, exclusions, hold points, fees, and reliance rules are explicit. Certificate language is counsel-oriented and aligned with placeable E&O.
We collect and map what you already have: sealed drawings, special-inspection finals, commissioning reports, licensed contractor certificates, TAS/RAS status, energy documentation, and residual permits. Gaps become an open-items register.
Periodic on-site visits and remote inspections. Hold points stay in person unless lender counsel agrees otherwise. Every visit produces a dated inspection report filed as a record.
Final walkthrough. Certificate-blocker findings must be closed or listed as limitations. Internal readiness checklist before any ICCCO signature.
Optional: paid Reliance Letter to a named lender.