One of the most frustrating (and expensive) setbacks during a construction project is failing an inspection — especially when it could’ve been avoided by hiring a properly licensed contractor. In Denver, inspections are required at multiple stages for any permitted work, and if something’s not up to code, your project can be delayed, fined, or shut down entirely.
At Permit TODAY, we help you avoid inspection failures by connecting you with licensed, code-compliant professionals who get the job done right the first time.
Why Inspections Fail — and How to Prevent It
🔴 Common Reasons for Inspection Failures:
- Unlicensed contractors performing regulated work
- Improper installation of plumbing, electrical, or HVAC systems
- Structural framing that doesn’t match approved plans
- Missing or incorrect documentation on site
- Failure to follow Denver-specific code or permit scope
- Unsafe or incomplete jobsite conditions
✅ How Licensed Contractors Help You Pass:
- They know the codes and build to spec
- They’re legally allowed to pull permits and schedule inspections
- They complete work that meets city standards, reducing rework
- They ensure project documentation is accurate and up to date
- They’ve passed dozens (if not hundreds) of city inspections before
Inspections Are Not Just a Formality
Many property owners and DIYers underestimate the importance of inspections — until their project gets flagged. Failing an inspection can mean:
- Delays of 1–4 weeks (or longer during peak seasons)
- Costly changes to finished work
- Required structural engineer sign-offs
- Stop work orders or permit rejections
Let Permit TODAY Set You Up for a Smooth Inspection
We only refer licensed, insured, and city-approved contractors who understand Denver’s inspection process inside and out. And we’ll work with you and your contractor to ensure all paperwork, jobsite prep, and communication is dialed in before the inspector ever shows up.
Don’t risk costly delays and inspection failures. Contact Permit TODAY and we’ll connect you with licensed professionals who get it right — and pass the first time.