Title Page

  • Job Number

  • Address
  • Inspection Date

  • Framer

  • Site Supervisor

Roof

  • All trusses nailed down to walls

  • Strapping maximum 10’ span

  • Vent holes cut out

  • Ridge blocks installed

  • Roof strap installed on peak

  • Access to roof

  • Insulation stops installed properly

  • Vaulted ceiling gable end to have insulation strapping

  • All pork chops are installed and sheeted

Bathroom

  • Install tub deck (if applicable)

  • Shower and tub backing on nailing fins

  • All rooms are correct size

  • Backing for toilet paper holder & Towel Bar

  • Medicine cabinet opening framed out at 48” above finished floor (if applicable)

  • Vanity backing at 32” above finished floor (or 36” if vanities are raised)

  • Cabinets are marked out

  • backing at edges of tile shower for den-shield (if applicable)

  • Check trusses above tub for square corners

  • Check for blocking around ceiling fans.& bathroom, pot-lights, speakers for acoustic seal

Stairs

  • Stairs screwed to landing and to side walls

  • Headroom minimum 6’-8” from stringer

  • Backing for handrail at 27” to centre (Min 2x8) from top of stringer

  • Safety railing installed and rail boots screwed to floor

  • Landing supports installed

  • Shoe capping on stairs & there is a 4” clearance between tread and top of cap

  • Poly behind stairs on exterior wall

  • 1”x4” on side of stringers and flush to bottom of stringer

  • Confirm basement stairs have hidden (dev. area) or visible stringer (undeveloped area)

Upper Floor

  • All wall corners are plumb & square

  • Top of windows are even

  • 1/8” gap in wall plywood

  • Insulation, poly behind all tight corners and perpendicular walls

  • Truss uplift clips on interior walls - 3/8” OSB strips, 8” wide - min. 18” on either side of wall

  • Attic access installed

  • Drywall access cut out on exterior wall

  • Point loads under all girders

  • All door RO’s are correct

  • Mark all door sizes & hinges on cripples

  • Ensure all cripples are nailed to floor

  • Mark all finished floor transitions

  • All window headers are correct

  • All windows are in correct locations

  • Floor is screwed by framer

  • Backing for upper floor railing

  • Check all walls for bowed studs

  • All rooms are correct size, especially bathrooms, laundry rooms

  • Directional backing blocks for drywall

  • 2x6 or 2x8 mechanical walls

  • Check pony wall height 39” at hallway and 36” at stairs

  • Heat holes cut out

  • Blocking for return airs

  • Backing installed to provide solid backing at all poly joints

  • Roof vents cut out

Basement

  • Tele-posts plumb

  • Lag bolts installed in tele-post plate

  • Basement wall bottom plates wrapped in poly

  • Beams nailed properly

  • Tight joist spacing insulated and poly’d

  • Point loads installed in basement where necessary

  • Beam pockets are filled for support with appropriate materials

  • Stair walls to be installed, insulated and poly’d

  • Squash blocks installed for all bearing walls

  • Install blocking behind all hangers in joist spacing (dep. on eng layouts)

  • All hangers are filled in with appropriate nails

  • Wood posts are plumb and are wrapped in poly at the base

  • All wall corners are plumb – flush beams are flush with joists

  • Stairs raised up and braced properly to accommodate concrete floor pour

  • Check beams/joists for level

  • Backing installed to provide solid backing at all poly joints

  • OSB backing for hose bib (Zero lot lines homes)

Main Floor

  • All wall corners are plumb – flush beams are flush with joists

  • All corners are square

  • Top of windows are even

  • 1/8” gap in wall plywood

  • Cold corners are insulated

  • Poly behind all perpendicular walls

  • Point loads under all bearing points

  • All door RO’s are correct

  • Mark all door sizes & hinges on cripples

  • LB Board re-installed (elec. Low voltage conduit on ext.)

  • Ensure all cripples are nailed to floor

  • Mark all finished floor transitions

  • All window headers are correct

  • All windows are in correct locations

  • Floor is screwed by framer

  • Backing for wall railing

  • Check all walls for bowed studs

  • All rooms are correct size especially washrooms, laundry rooms

  • Directional backing blocks for drywall

  • 2x6 or 2x8 mechanical walls

  • Stub wall for cabinets securely fastened through floor

  • Confirm cabinet layout mark-out is what is on plans

  • Check engineered tall wall detail

  • Heat holes cut out

  • Backing for return airs

  • Bearing walls to have a stud under each joist

  • Strap cut out top plates

  • Insulation, poly and drywall behind all tubs

  • Insulation, poly and drywall behind fireplace

  • Backing for TV’s (if requested)

  • Exterior doors are shimmed, hinges screwed properly, doors opening/closing properly

  • Top of windows are even

  • Check kitchen island pony wall height, ensure it’s plumb and level

  • Heat box outs cross blocked properly

  • Check beams/joists for level

  • Kitchen cabinet walls @ 16” o.c.

  • Backing installed to provide solid backing at all poly joints

  • Bracing under subfloor for railing post sitting on floor

  • Stub wall secured to stairs and enough support for railing

  • Pry bar backing installed beside deadbolt plates on exterior doors (req. in Airdrie)

  • Backing on kitchen island pony wall for brackets (brackets evenly spaced in thirds of PW)

  • Ends of pony walls are braced at the bottom & middle of the ponywall, shimmed to stairs. Mid-span bracing is notched into studs

Floor Joists

  • Point load blocking is installed

  • Check all hangers have proper fasteners

  • Ensure no joists are cut by heat holes or plumbing holes

  • Joist blocking every 4 feet between pony wall and first joist

Garage

  • Attic access in garage ceiling

  • Garage height installed as per plans

  • 3 ply beam over front garage door

  • Dropped ceiling as required

  • Min. 12” spacing between dropped ceiling and top of garage door opening

  • Directional blocking if necessary

  • Install garage man door c/w shims and screws in all hinges

  • Beam nailed as designed

  • Wedge anchors on bottom plate every 2’ on detached garage pads (if no curb wall)

  • Block for garage door track above garage door beam is screwed to beam

Exterior

  • Deck nailer installed with Tyvek behind deck nailer

  • Walk out deck nailer has SDS screws installed

  • Tyvek paper behind all windows and doors

  • Tyvek paper installed on all perpendicular walls

  • Tyvek paper wrapped around entire bottom of window sill

  • Exterior OSB stapled properly

  • Elevations are correct

  • Front veranda floor protected with OSB sheeting as required

  • Window locations are confirmed

  • *Ensure window is shimmed according to manufacturer recommendations*

  • Exterior door swings are correct

  • Windows and doors nailed properly

  • Cantilevers sheeted on underside

  • Paper behind rooflines/trusses/gable blocking and build outs

  • Check for flared corners for stone as per plans

  • Porch post is installed properly on front step c/w proper overhangs

  • Backing behind sheeting at stone/batten transitions

Safety

  • Interior of home is swept and clean of all debris

  • Site is cleaned

  • Lumber is stacked in accessible location via a forklift and called in for credit

  • Access ramp is on front doorstep (if applicable)

  • Railing is on access ramp (top and mid rail)

  • Interior railing is installed correctly around all openings

  • Exterior fencing is installed properly

  • Proper access from street to front steps

  • Door knobs/locks installed on all exterior doors

  • Guard rails around front porches, installed in rail boots

Miscellaneous/Comments

  • Inspect curb stop for damage prior to and at the end of framing

  • Inspect sidewalk & curbs for damage prior to and at the end of framing

  • Shim Specs:
    - Shim windows as per manufacturer instructions, see detail on plans.

Completion

  • Additional Comments

  • Framer Name and Signature

  • Site Supervisor Name and Signature

The templates available in our Public Library have been created by our customers and employees to help get you started using SafetyCulture's solutions. The templates are intended to be used as hypothetical examples only and should not be used as a substitute for professional advice. You should seek your own professional advice to determine if the use of a template is permissible in your workplace or jurisdiction. You should independently determine whether the template is suitable for your circumstances.