Pool barriers & safety fences
Barrier height, self-closing and self-latching gates, and child-safety compliance under the Florida Building Code.
Pools & Enclosures
Private Provider Plan Reviews & Inspections for Pools & Enclosures
Skip municipal building department delays. Licensed private-provider plan review and inspections for pool barriers, screen enclosures, and pool decking under Florida Statute 553.791 — virtual and in person, with 24-hour notice scheduling.
Licensed
Improve your project's financial efficiency and timeline.
Are inspection delays stalling your pool or enclosure project? As a licensed private provider, we perform plan review and mandatory Florida Building Code inspections in place of the local building department — for pool contractors, screen enclosure installers, general builders, and property owners.
Give us 24-hour notice for virtual or in-person inspections. Keep your trade crews moving, expedite your schedule, and protect your project budget.
Private Provider Inspection Advantages:
- Full legal compliance — private-provider reports carry the legal weight required for inspections and final certificates
- Plan review in place of the building department — with a statutory 20-day permit path once plans are approved
- Fast turnaround — give us 24-hour notice to book your required building department inspection
- Inspections performed in place of the building department
- Virtual and in-person inspections available in Florida
- Avoid municipal delays and improve the efficiency of your project timeline
Covered Inspections
Covered Pool & Enclosure Inspections
Screen enclosures & pool cages
Aluminum framing, anchoring, and wind-load checks for screen enclosures and pool cages.
Lanais & covered patios
Plan review and inspections for lanais and covered pool-side structures that need a building permit.
Pool decking & coping
Slope, drainage, bonding, and flatwork checks for pool decks and coping.
These are typical plan reviews and inspections we work with. We handle all permitted projects — if you don't see yours listed, we can still help. Call or send a quote request and we'll confirm what you need.
Schedule NowThree Steps to Plan Approval
- Step 1
Submit plans & scope
Send your construction documents, scope of work, and project details. We confirm eligibility under Florida Statute 553.791 and outline the review timeline for your pool and enclosure project.
- Step 2
Code compliance review
Our licensed reviewers evaluate plans against the Florida Building Code and applicable local amendments, issuing clear comments and corrections as needed.
- Step 3
Approval or correction comments
After the inspector reviews the plans and associated documents, we provide either approval documentation or comments for corrections. Once plans are approved, we submit the permit package to the building department.
Three Steps to Get Inspected
- Step 1
Request your inspection
Call or email your inspection request. We review your project needs, then book your inspection with 24-hour notice so your timeline stays on track.
- Step 2
Virtual or in-person inspection
We perform the required Florida Building Code inspection for pool and enclosure — virtual or in person — in place of the building department.
- Step 3
Report to the building department
We submit the inspection results to the building department so your permit file stays current and your timeline stays efficient.
FAQ
Pool & enclosure project questions
Can a private provider inspect pool barriers and enclosures instead of the building department?
Yes. Under Florida Statute 553.791, a licensed private provider can perform pool barrier and enclosure inspections — virtual or in person — in place of the local building department. Inspection reports carry the legal weight needed for inspections and final certificates.
Do you handle electrical bonding inspections on pool projects?
Bonding and related trade checks are part of the pool inspection path. We coordinate the required Florida Building Code inspections; we do not provide how-to bonding instructions.
How quickly can I schedule a pool inspection?
Give us 24-hour notice and we'll book your required inspection — virtual or in person — so you can keep crews moving.
Schedule Pool Plan Review or Inspection
Call or email to start plan review, or give us 24-hour notice to schedule your required project inspection.