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Inspection | LADBS When the work is ready to be inspected, you can request an inspection online or by calling 311 locally, or (213) 473-3231 if you are outside of the Los Angeles area Depending on the scope of work being performed and the type of building, you may have one or more inspections Make sure all work being inspected is visible at the time of inspection
§ 17. 20. 020 INSPECTION REQUESTS AND NOTIFICATIONS. All forms for concrete work shall be inspected by the Superintendent of Building before the pouring of concrete The permittee shall notify the Superintendent of Building at least 24 hours in advance of the time at which inspection of forms is desired
CITY OF ALHAMBRA | Building and Safety Building permits, electrical permits, elevator permits, mechanical permits, and plumbing permits are available for contracted work within city limits City maintenance covers graffiti removal, street maintenance, construction repair, lighting maintenance, and street cleaning
The 10 Best Home Inspection Services in Alhambra, CA 2025 - Thumbtack Paying for an inspection before purchasing a home can save you a lot of money in the long run The national average home inspection cost is $310, with prices ranging higher or lower based on your location and the square footage of your home
Building Division | Alhambra, CA Inspections can now be requested through the Permit Portal Starting December 1, 2025, the Inspection Request form link will be retired and all Building Division inspections will be requested through the Permit Portal link above
Balcony1: SB 721 SB 326 Balcony Inspections in California To avoid accidents, new SB-721 and SB-326 laws, informally known as “balcony laws,” require owners of multifamily properties in California to have their balconies inspected by January 1st, 2026