He probably means a rough-in inspection, looking at plumbing and electrical (and maybe insulation) before the drywall covers it all up.
Word to the wise: if you did the electrical yourself and got a master electrician friend to sign it off, don't make it look too neat. Years ago, when the AA Co inspector looked at my addition's electrical (which I had painstakingly done myself, with every wire being straight and every bend 90 degrees), he said "You did this wiring yourself". I asked "now why would you say that?". He replied "No commercial guy would have done this good a job". Then he laughed and signed it off.
Our inspector was recommended by the realtor and picked apart pointless things holding up settlement and ignored major issues that I knew about and had plans to deal with.
nothing you can do about them pissing in every corner - that will always be there...
Hmmm... when my Dad used to build houses he always told my brother and I to pee in the sump hole in the basement. I guess times/standards have changed.
Hmmm... when my Dad used to build houses he always told my brother and I to pee in the sump hole in the basement. I guess times/standards have changed.
Hmmm... when my Dad used to build houses he always told my brother and I to pee in the sump hole in the basement. I guess times/standards have changed.