Put the work in order
Put the work in order
- Collect the final written scope, approved changes, invoices, parts information, model and serial numbers, and warranty terms.
- Save permit number, inspection request, correction notices, final result, and the contractor name tied to the record.
- Mark valve functions and update building diagrams without covering required labels or devices.
- Record photographs before closure, after restoration, and at the final controlled-use check.
The hold point
The hold point
Boston says completed permitted work needs an inspection and recommends checking that the permit shows closed. Keep enough information for the next owner, resident, plumber, manager or inspector to understand what changed without reopening finished material.
Before moving to the next stage
Before moving to the next stage
- Has every inspection and correction been completed, not merely scheduled?
- Were removed safety devices, access panels, insulation, supports and firestopping restored?
- Who receives operating and maintenance instructions?
- What unresolved item remains, who owns it, and when will it be checked?
Official references
Check the source that owns the rule
Next notices
Continue with the related decision
Independent connection
Call for plumbing help
Describe the observable condition first. Confirm who answered, Boston 02108 coverage, the responsible licensee, availability, price, permit duty, and terms before authorizing work.