11-17-2014, 10:00 AM
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Re: Insulation to meet code
Let me tell you about regional. If the regional building dept. is involved in your project, be assured you will be paying them alot af money.
Up front fees are generally quite substantial, and you'll probably get some red tape building anything different.
They'll even charge you a 'trip fee' if they show up on site and the person they are there to meet doesn't show up, or the work isn't completed to the stage where they can inspect it.
Plus, you'd best have the permit in plain sight, or there will be a 'fine fee' for that as well. They aren't going to look for it. That's regional in action around here.
Residential subcontractors regularly show up for work and the owner isn't there, the builder isn't there, the super isn't there, and/or the job isn't ready. It's up to you to figure out the job yourself. If you charge a trip fee, they'll sat 'what's this' and laugh at you.
But regional can get away with the charge. Plus make you jump through hoops and delay your progress, because they's 'da man'. lol There's no competition dogging their heels.
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