PRIVATE PROVIDER LAW EXPLAINED
On October 1, 2002 Florida Statute
553.791 became law. This law provides,
two main items:
First, this law allows a building owner
(new or existing building) the option of
using a Private Provider to provide all
mandatory building code inspections
and/or plan review in lieu of the local
building department.
Second, this law now allows a Private
Provider (eAtlantic) to provide this service
to you. The statute is accessible below.
<< FLORIDA STATUTE 553.791 - Click here to read the Statute >>
Using a Private Provider is a simple process. The main steps involved are:
- Notice to Building Official is turned in at the time of permit application or before any inspection has been requested on the project.
- Once permits have been issued and/or plans are approved, the construction process can begin.
- eAtlantic will conduct all required Building Inspections per code as required by the state of Florida and local municipalities.
- Upon completion and acceptance of all inspections, we will make notification of "C.O." (Certificate of Final Completion)
- Once granted by us, the local Building Official must issue C.O. within 2 business days – per law.
Contact us for questions and the specific required steps. We would be happy to explain in detail all necessary procedures. The process is easy to use and all paperwork is available online.
Click the picture above to see many of the
benefits of using a private provider