Services & Coverage

 Residential draw inspections verify visible construction progress for new construction, renovation, and improvement projects. Reports are designed to clearly document completed work, material progress, and site conditions so lenders can make informed funding decisions. Each inspection is completed on-site with a focus on accuracy, consistency, and clear reporting lenders can rely on. Scope, complexity, and reporting needs may vary depending on the project. 

 Subdivision inspections may involve multiple homes, phased construction, and separate site-related progress. Depending on the lender’s draw structure, inspections may be completed for specific lots, grouped units, or scheduled phases. Pricing and turnaround may vary based on project size, number of units requested, scope of work, and location.  UDI has experienced in handling both individual lot inspections and larger phased projects.  

 Multi-family inspections can include apartments, townhomes, duplexes, and other attached or multi-unit residential projects. These inspections often require broader progress review due to shared systems, common areas, and a larger site scope. Fees and reporting requirements may vary based on project size, complexity, access, and lender expectations.  UDI approaches these projects with careful attention to layout, access, and overall site coordination. 

 Commercial draw inspections are handled based on the size, scope, and nature of the project. Because commercial work can vary significantly, reporting needs, pricing, and scheduling may differ from standard residential inspections.  UDI evaluates each commercial request individually to ensure the inspection approach matches the project’s scale and requirements. 

 Site development inspections may include visible progress related to roads, utilities, drainage, grading, flatwork, lighting, signage, and other exterior improvement components. These inspections may be performed as part of a larger construction project or as a separate scope of work. Pricing may vary based on the size, complexity, location, and access conditions of the site.  These inspections often require a broader site perspective and coordination with overall project progress and sequencing.