What is the final inspection of a building based on?

The final inspection of a building primarily focuses on the completion of plumbing fixtures because plumbing systems are essential for the safe and functional operation of the building. During a final inspection, the inspector ensures that all plumbing installations, including water supply lines, drainage systems, and fixtures, meet the required codes and standards. This inspection verifies that there are no leaks, that the fixtures are correctly installed, and that the plumbing system is designed to provide safe and effective water supply and waste management.

While the completion of landscaping, electrical installations, and roofing are also important for the overall function and aesthetics of a building, they do not hold the same critical significance as plumbing when it comes to assessing the building's readiness for occupancy. Plumbing is integral to a building’s habitability; therefore, its successful completion is a primary focus during the final inspection process.