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Inspection of Work in Progress

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Larger projects will require regular inspections by the Architect, and may be required under the contract between the client and the builder.

Experienced and Developer Clients

I normally inspect the works at key stages or on request, unless agreed otherwise. This assumes that the client is sufficiently confident to deal with the technical issues which tend to arise during construction, and I can inspect more frequently if required.

Other Clients


I would normally recommend that I inspect the works regularly, which normally means at least weekly, and more often at key stages.

Inspection by the Building Control Authority

The Building Control Authority's Inspector will visit site at key stages. However these inspections are limited to ensuring compliance with the Regulations, and do not cover quality or workmanship or finish, except where this affects compliance with the Regulations, and in any case the Inspector does not answer to the client.

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