Which inspection is typically required FIRST for a new residential construction project in Hawaii?
Correct Answer
B) Footing inspection
Footing inspection is typically the first required inspection before concrete is poured for foundations.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Footing inspection is typically the first required inspection before concrete is poured for foundations.
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