Trussmark turns the photos, voice memos, and brief notes your project managers already collect on site into code-cited inspection reports and the jurisdiction-specific paperwork your building department expects.
Replace 40A branch circuit serving rooftop condenser on the east mechanical room. New circuit routed through existing conduit; bonding verified at disconnect.
00:14 bonding jump looks light at the condenser
Built for the firms below BuildOps, well past paper
How it works
Three steps from job-site evidence to a code-cited inspection report your inspector can sign on the spot.
Your PM uploads a photo of the install and drops a quick voice note — Trussmark takes it from there.
Trussmark reads the photo, transcribes the note, and drafts the permit packet with the local code cited article by article.
The PM downloads the inspection-ready PDF and hands it to the inspector at the walk-through.
What you get
One rough-in walk, one report. Every line keyed to a cited article from the IMC cycle your jurisdiction actually inspects against.
Rough-in install confirmed: framing for the new branch is in, line set terminated at the condenser pad, and the suction line is insulated continuously back to the air handler. Discharge clearances verified perIMC 504.6 at the building line.
Crew noted a tight fit routing the new line set around the existing return; working clearance at the air handler is within the minimums inIMC 306.1, and the equipment nameplate matches the listing mark on file.
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Pilot program
One trade, one jurisdiction, one project at a time. Drop your email and we'll reach out when your slot opens.
Coverage
Each trade has its own code cycle and its own inspector. The citations below are real articles Trussmark pulls and cites — not a marketing checklist.
Rooftop units, duct, refrigerant lines, condensate. Mechanical permit + inspection report with IMC and IRC/MC cross-references.
Service changes, branch circuits, panel swaps. Permit packets with NEC citations and load calc evidence the inspector can audit on the spot.
Drain-waste-vent, water service, gas lines. Plumbing permit + inspection report with IPC and IFGC cross-references.
The math
Specialty trade contractors lose between five and ten hours a week per PM to compliance paperwork — the same forms, the same code lookups, the same JSON-by-eye reformatting across jurisdictions. Trussmark reclaims it, with citations an inspector can verify on the spot.
Hours reclaimed / week
5–10
back on billable work
Starts at
$249
per month, flat
Typical payback
≤ 2 wks
most customers, first month
Bid-to-permit
↓
shorter cycles on competitive bids
Pilot program
We onboard one trade, one jurisdiction, and one project at a time. The first submission typically shows the savings before the pilot ends.