@Mallard4468 posted:You should be right. Depends on how careful the inspection was. If there was one - which there should have been. But one can be sure for $10... I like insurance, especially when it's cheap, and I've seen too much sloppy work.
Any inspector worth their weight in dirt already has the same $10 device and it's the easiest way to fail an inspection with minimal effort. Where I live, we have 2 city and 2 county inspectors any new build or remodel must be signed off by them before an occupancy certificate can be issued. It's usually a very strict process with a nice paper trail so you know who to blame when something wasn't done right.
But for $10, it's a good tool to keep around!
