Wow... Must be a reason they're inspectors and not builders.
My guy said he couldn't force me to add that electric baseboard, but he'd sure like to see it. I complied, to get along. It worked, remainder of inspections went well. It wasn't the only thing I changed after getting my CO.
They've got a job to do, like you better if you make it easier.
Just went through a problem in Ga. There, for a non-standard house you must prove performance before getting a building permit. 68º in January is the proof they require. No problem, takes a lot of calculating and then a well-written paper.
So he's getting close to a final inspection and they tell him low e glazing is required. His glazing is custom, with 1/2" thick panes. Not 1/2" thick lites, the glass is 1/2" thick, huge panes. I argued against such thick glass, but he insisted. Thermally it's wrong, due to reduced transmission.
Panic City, Arizona. I calmed him down and explained that somebody there was authorized to grant him a variance. Which they owed him because they required proof of thermal performance before they issued the permit. That worked, low e requirement was waived.
Ideally, all these experiences turn into entertaining stories later.
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