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Footing Inspections

Published by City of Markham under Building Permit Process

Alias
Footing - House Inspection Checklist
Applies to
any
Building types
residential

The first inspection in the City of Markham's residential building-inspection sequence, preceding the foundation inspection, and one of a series of information sheets for homeowners and builders. It explains that footings are inspected so the bearing surface will sustain the building's loads and comply with the permit's architectural layout. A provincially qualified building inspector reviews undisturbed soil, minimum depth, form layout and setbacks, footings, precautions, waterproofing and termite control, and the reverse side carries a matching deficiency checklist.

What it covers

  • Undisturbed Soil
  • Minimum Depth
  • Form Layout and Setbacks
  • Footings
  • Precautions
  • Waterproofing
  • Termite Control
  • Project Review
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Publisher
City of Markham
Category
Inspections
Published under
Building Permit Process — the municipality's own heading
Tags
inspection-checklistresidentialfootingfoundation-sequence
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