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Checklist

Framing – Structural Steel

  • All columns, I-beams, and accessories installed per engineering details.

  • Columns set plumb with no visible damage.

  • Columns directly supported by a structural footing.

  • Columns are fastened at top and bottom.

  • Steel columns meet minimum load criteria for the application.

  • Bolts or powder-actuated fasteners used to attach sill plates to steel I-beams.

  • Non-compressible material used to shim I-beams.

Framing – Floor System

  • Floor joists/trusses/beams layout installed per engineering details.

  • Permanent bracing installed in open-web floor trusses.

  • Joists/trusses/beams are free of damage.

  • No holes drilled through structural floor components that impact structural integrity of the floor system. Refer to component manufacturer guidelines.

  • Joists/trusses/beams meet minimum bearing requirements.

  • Adequate stiffeners installed to provide lateral support at hanger locations.

  • Correct hangers installed in floor system and fastened per manufacturer installation specifications.

  • Point load and squash blocking installed per engineering details. Squash blocks installed to full depth/width of the top plate.

  • Cross blocking or solid blocking installed per detail.

  • Subfloor sheathing installed per manufacturer specification, gapped appropriately with no visible signs of damage or deterioration.

  • Flooring system is level with no significant high or low spots.

Framing – General Framing

  • Anchor bolts and hold-down hardware installed per local code structural engineering details.

  • Exterior sheathing panels correctly spaced and fastened per manufacturer installation and code requirements.

  • Shear wall assemblies correctly braced and fastened per engineering details.

  • Horizontal structural members such as beams, headers, lintels, etc are sized, installed, and secured per engineering details.

  • All loads transfer to foundation through structural assemblies installed per engineering details.

  • Adjoining walls, wall panels and top plates are plumb, square, straight, and fastened per engineering details.

  • All untreated lumber is protected from direct contact with masonry and concrete.

  • Half walls are properly tied into floor system.

  • Firestop capping and sealing at tops of interior chases and other inter-floor penetrations installed per code requirements. Proper spacing maintained between combustible materials and fireplaces.

  • Blocking installed at cabinet, handrail, tub and shower locations, etc. where required.

  • Window and door rough openings correctly sized, plumb, square and level.

  • Structural wall component alterations or damage impacting structural integrity are adequately repaired and certified by the EOR.

  • Knee walls, pony walls, half walls etc. adjoining conditioned spaces are designed and built as six-sided assemblies.

  • Stairs and landings installed per architectural and engineering details.

  • Fire separation wall assemblies installed per design, code and manufacturer specifications.

  • Solid soffits installed where required by local fire code.

  • Horizontal surfaces of architectural features have sufficient slope for drainage incorporated at frame prior to cladding or application of finish.

  • Portal frame wall has 4 square washers installed with anchor bolts and top plate is nailed to LVL or header.

  • Tighten all anchor bolts throughout home and make sure they are in the center of bottom plate.

  • Verify all wall panel partitions have strapping on top plate, also verify studs have nailing 8” on center from bottom plate to top plate.

  • Check all point loads are strapped per framing structure highlighted page on plans.

  • Concealed insulation has T-ply and fire blocking is installed on chases with fire foam. (6 sides of cavities)

  • Frame in all chases required for air ducts or plumbing throughout home.

  • Check on plans if all tray ceiling is framed at correct location and secured with H2.5 clip or blocking.

  • Check all headers at window and door openings to confirm fully nailed/visible.

  • Check all window and door openings have correct amount of king studs per code table or engineer letter referring the amount.

  • Check all hangers are fully nailed with the correct specified nails this includes floor joist.

  • Repair any broken studs or sheeting throughout home.

  • Check all bracing for trusses are installed and T braces are nailed per specification.

  • Verify all exterior weather barrier items have been installed correctly and repairs made is warranted.

  • All Structural options purchased have been verified as installed correctly in the home

Framing – Roof Structure

  • All structural roof members and systems are free of damage or have engineer-certified repair details.

  • Correct hangers installed in roof system and fastened per manufacturer installations specifications.

  • All bearing points of structural roof system secured with specified uplift hardware.

  • Permanent truss/rafter bracing such as lateral bracing, T-bracing, piggyback bracing, etc. installed per engineering details.

  • Gable end bracing installed per engineering details.

  • Blocking installed under bearing ends of over-framed trusses and rafters.

  • Proper space maintained between roof sheathing panels per local code requirements and manufacturer specifications. Panel edges adequately supported and panels are damage free.

  • Multi-ply structural roof members installed, adequately supported and fastened per engineering details.

  • Roof system trusses, rafters, beams, struts, and purlins are installed per engineering details.

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