- 07
Countertop receptacles placed so no point along the wall line is more than 24 in. from an outlet.
NEC 210.52(C)(1)…no point along the wall line is more than 600 mm (24 in.) measured horizontally from a receptacle outlet in that space.
Pass - 08
Wall receptacles spaced so no point along the floor line is more than 6 ft from an outlet.
NEC 210.52(A)(1)…no point measured horizontally along the floor line of any wall space is more than 1.8 m (6 ft) from a receptacle outlet.
Note: north wall of living room, 7 ft 2 in. gap. Outlet to be added.
Fail - 09
Bathroom receptacle outlets supplied by at least one 20-ampere branch circuit.
NEC 210.11(C)(3)…at least one 120-volt, 20-ampere branch circuit shall be provided to supply bathroom(s) receptacle outlet(s).
Photo attached. Captured with no signal.
PassQueued
County-specific electrical inspection checklists before the inspector arrives.
Verazo generates job-specific checklists cited to the NEC and the Florida county that enforces it. Your electricians verify the work on site, fully offline, then hand the inspector a prep packet instead of a guess.
The cost of failed inspections
A failed first inspection costs $75 to $500 in re-inspection fees, and kills the schedule.
Florida electrical code is not one document. It is the state-adopted National Electrical Code (NEC), that county’s amendments, and how municipal inspectors enforce them. A generic checklist carries none of it. Verazo checks the job against the code that jurisdiction actually uses.
How it works
How Verazo gets your crew inspection-ready.
- 01
Enter the job details.
Select the Florida county, work type (service upgrade, remodel, EV charger, rough-in), and the electrician you are sending.
- 02
Load the county-specific checklist.
Verazo serves the inspection checklist for that work type in that county. Every item is tied to an NEC citation and the excerpt it came from.
- 03
Verify in the field, even offline.
Your electrician marks pass or fail, adds a note, and attaches a photo on a phone. Attics, basements, and panel closets work without cell service.
- 04
Export the inspector prep packet.
The finished list becomes a PDF: citations, verdicts, notes, photos. It is labeled as your self-check, not a certification, and ready to hand the inspector.
Code transparency
Every checklist item cited directly to the NEC.
Each requirement shows the NEC article it rests on and the excerpt it was drawn from. Your electrician reads the source on site instead of taking a generic punch list’s word for it.
Verazo does not judge photos or mark items for you. The electrician makes the call. The checklist shows the code reference.
Field conditions
Built for dead zones: attics, basements, and panel closets.
The county checklist is on the phone before your electrician climbs up. Pass/fail marks, notes, and photos stay on the device and sync when the signal comes back. The inspection prep PDF waits until there is a connection.
Inspector handoff
A professional inspection prep packet in one click.
Verazo drafts a PDF from the completed checklist: each item, its NEC citation, the verdict, the note, the photo. It is your prep document, labeled as your self-check. It is not a certification.
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Inspection prep packet
- Company
- Sample Electric Co.
- County
- Polk
- Job address
- 1420 Sample Rd, Lakeland, FL
- Work type
- Residential remodel
Self-verification — not a certification.Prepared by the contractor to get ready for inspection. Not issued or reviewed by the authority having jurisdiction.
No.RequirementCitationResult
01Service disconnect location and markingNEC 230.70Pass
02Grounding electrode conductor connectionNEC 250.68Pass
03Panel directory legible and completeNEC 408.4(A)Pass
Pricing
Flat crew pricing that pays for itself on job one.
$99per month
One prevented re-inspection covers the month. One company account for the owner, the office, and the electricians they send out. Not billed per head.
- Account
- One per company
- Seats included
- Up to 10
- Additional seat
- $15 per month
- Who adds seats
- The owner invites techs
- Coverage
- Florida counties · residential and light commercial
FAQ
Common questions about Florida inspection prep.
- Which Florida counties does Verazo support?
- Verazo is built for Florida electrical work. Checklists follow the state-adopted National Electrical Code (NEC) plus the county that job is in, so the list matches local amendments rather than a generic statewide punch list.
- Does Verazo work without cell signal or Wi-Fi?
- Yes. The county checklist is on the phone before your electrician climbs into an attic, basement, or panel closet. Pass/fail marks, notes, and photos stay on the device and sync when signal returns. The PDF waits until there is a connection.
- Does Verazo certify electrical code compliance?
- No. Verazo is inspection-prep software for electrical contractors. The packet is labeled as the contractor’s own self-check. It does not certify compliance or replace a licensed inspection by the authority having jurisdiction.
- What electrical work types are supported?
- Verazo covers residential and light commercial electrical work: service upgrades, panel replacements, remodels, rough-in, EV charger installs, generator interlocks, and similar jobs. Each job loads the checklist for that work type in that Florida county.
- Can I add more electricians as the company grows?
- Yes. One company account is $99 per month and includes up to 10 seats for the owner, office, and field electricians. Additional seats are $15 per month. The owner invites techs.
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Start your company account.
Equip the crew with Florida county inspection checklists and cut re-inspection callbacks. Setup takes a couple of minutes. The packet remains your own self-check, not a certification.
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