Transition Inspections are done in order to verify that your building is built according to the plans, specifications, code requirements and industry standards.  GCCI inspects all of the building's visible mechanical, electrical, architectural and structural components for compliance.

A completed transition inspection report will provide you with expert information as to whether or not there are construction deficiencies or latent defects that can cost from hundreds to millions of dollars to repair, as well as the documentation needed by the Association and/or Owner(s) for future reference.

It is to your benefit to have this inspection completed prior to the Contractor/Developer relinquishing ownership of the building to the Association and/or Owner(s). 

GCCI has also completed a number of Transition Inspections for Developers during the building phase, including a peer review of the structural design prior to pouring concrete, so that the entire building process is documented, and a completed Transition Inspection Report can be turned over to the Association and/or Owner(s) at the appropriate time.

A Transition Inspection completed during the construction process can be the best building insurance a Developer, Association and/or Owner(s) can have.