Which of these does s. 553.791(1)(q) give as an example of a single-trade inspection?
Correct Answer
B) A fence or block wall more than 6 feet high, measured to the bottom of the footing
Section 553.791(1)(q) defines a single-trade inspection as one focused on a single construction trade and lists examples: door or window replacements; "fences and block walls more than 6 feet high from the top of the wall to the bottom of the footing"; stucco or plastering; reroofing with no structural alteration; HVAC replacements; wiring, lighting and service panel work; water heater changeouts; sink replacements; and repiping.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Section 553.791(1)(q) defines a single-trade inspection as one focused on a single construction trade and lists examples: door or window replacements; "fences and block walls more than 6 feet high from the top of the wall to the bottom of the footing"; stucco or plastering; reroofing with no structural alteration; HVAC replacements; wiring, lighting and service panel work; water heater changeouts; sink replacements; and repiping.
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