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The document is an application for a Destructive Roofing-In-Progress Inspection required by the City of Jacksonville's Building Inspection Division. It outlines the necessity of this inspection to ensure compliance with Florida Building Code, specifically regarding deck nailing and secondary water barrier installation. The inspection is mandated due to the contractor's failure to request a standard Roofing-in-Progress Inspection before completing shingle installation. The document includes affirmations from both the property owner and contractor, acknowledging the implications of non-compliance and the need for potential re-inspection fees.

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What is an in progress inspection?

In-progress Inspection means inspection to be conducted to confirm appropriate implementation of each stage of design and construction work in terms of quality and safety.

How long does it take to get a roofing permit in Florida?

Inspections will also typically include replacement estimates for the whole roof, even if replacement isnt in the scope of work involved. Reports also typically explain specific costs for repair, as well, if the roofing inspector finds damage. The rest of the report consists of the findings.

Do you need a permit to do roofing in Florida?

All roofing projects must be conducted in compliance with the Florida Building Code, and all major repairs or roof replacement projects require a building permit.

What does a rough in inspection mean?

Rough-in inspection includes, but is not necessarily limited to, all wiring within the walls, all circuit breakers, panel boards and ground splices terminated by mechanical means.

How long does it take to get a roof permit in Florida?

How long can it take to get a roofing permit? The time it takes to get a permit can vary depending on factors like the complexity of the project, the completeness of the application, and the workload of the permitting agency. Most permits are issued within 2 weeks after submission.

How to get a roofing license in Florida?

4. How long does it take to get a permit? Approval times vary based on complexity and work load but we generally attempt to review permit applications within 30 working days (per FBC 105.3. 1).

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