Markham · Inspectionswritten
Published by City of Markham under Building Permit Process
The City of Markham's information sheet on the foundation inspection, next in its residential inspection sequence after the footing inspection and one of a series written for homeowners and builders. It explains that foundations are inspected to confirm structural loads transfer safely to the surrounding soil, resist lateral earth pressure, and control moisture. A provincially qualified building inspector reviews support of footings, footing forms, foundation wall thickness, drainage, insulation, joist and beam support, and anchorage of building frames, matched by a reverse-side deficiency checklist.
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