Virginia Contractor General Practice Test

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Once construction has begun, when must an inspection take place?

Within three months
Within six months
Within nine months
Within twelve months

The correct answer is: Within six months

Inspections during construction are critical to ensure that work complies with local building codes and standards. In Virginia, it is required that an inspection occurs within six months of construction commencement. This timeframe allows for early identification and correction of any potential issues that could affect the safety and integrity of the building project. Conducting inspections at this stage helps ensure that the project proceeds in accordance with established guidelines and minimizes the risk of more significant problems developing later in the construction process. Timely inspections also facilitate a smoother construction timeline, as they can prevent delays related to rework and compliance issues.