S.1039

Construction Inspection Efficiency Act

Introduced·4/30/26

North Carolina S1039 allows owners and contractors to use certified private inspectors for delayed building inspections.

North Carolina S1039, the Construction Inspection Efficiency Act, allows owners, permit holders, contractors, and authorized agents to use certified private construction inspectors or firms for inspections of residential and commercial buildings when local departments fail to inspect within 10 business days or an agreed-upon date. Local governments cannot prohibit the use of private inspectors. The act establishes requirements for inspector certification, registration, reporting, and fees. Inspectors must pass exams and meet experience requirements.

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History

May 4

Senate

Passed 1st Reading

May 4

Senate

Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate

Apr 30

Senate

Filed