Coming Soon on November 17
RJSpect, LLC offers both Remote Virtual Inspections (RVI) and In-Person Inspections (IPI) for Tiny Homes on Wheels (THOWs).
Remote Virtual Inspections (RVI): The primary inspection method for DIY builders, As-Built, and Manufacturer.
In-Person Inspections (IPI): Available for DIY builds, As-Built, and Manufacturer, subject to location and scheduling availability. Additional travel or inspection fees may apply.
Volume Manufacturing: Inspection services typically incorporate a combination of remote virtual and in-person inspections, depending on the manufacturing process, project requirements, and inspection scope.
RJ Spect offers both Remote Virtual Inspections (RVI) and in-person inspections for Tiny Homes on Wheels, covering phased inspections including intake, chassis, framing, MEP rough-in, energy, and final stages, aligned with standards like NFPA 1192, NFPA 70, and ANSI A119.5 and Moveable Tiny Home, Dwelling Standard.
RJ Spect provides modular and industrialized residential construction inspection services in Alaska, Hawaii, Wyoming, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Arkansas, West Virginia, Delaware, and Vermont to ensure compliance with local and international residential codes.
Remote Virtual Inspection uses digital technology to conduct inspections without an onsite visit. RJSpect sends a link from our workstation to the client's electronic device such as a tablet or cell phone via your provided email or text. Our inspector will then provide direction on how to proceed.
Yes, inspection processes at RJ Spect can be tailored to fit client needs, whether for DIY builders, volume manufacturers, or institutional stakeholders, allowing phased inspections and documentation aligned with project scope and jurisdictional requirements.
The owner holds Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry UCC certification and ICC Certified Building Inspector status, with ANAB ISO 17020 accreditation coming in late 2027, ensuring inspections meet recognized state and national standards.
A DIY Tiny Home on Wheels project typically spans 4 months up to 24-month build timeframe, with phased Remote Virtual Inspections available throughout the construction milestones.
Yes, RJ Spect offers plan review services for modular and industrialized residential construction to align factory-built modules with applicable local, state, and international residential codes before inspections.
RJ Spect provides plan review, inspection, and enforcement support for residential projects governed by the Pa. UCC, including guidance on the Pennsylvania Alternate Energy Code, IRC, IEBC, and the International Swimming Pool & Spa Code, helping clients navigate state requirements efficiently.
Clients include DIY tiny home builders, modular manufacturers, municipalities, authorities having jurisdiction, homeowners, builders, lenders, insurers, and educational institutions involved in emerging housing and residential construction projects.
Clients can schedule inspections or consultations by contacting RJ Spect through their website inquiry forms, specifying project type, location, and timeline. Appointments are available Monday through Thursday, 10am to 7pm EST.
The phased inspection process allows early detection of issues, reduces costly rework, and provides clear checkpoints aligned with construction milestones, making compliance more predictable and transparent for all project types.
No, RJ Spect offers flexibility with both Remote Virtual Inspections and in-person inspections. In-person inspections are recommended or required for certain site-specific issues, Pa. UCC enforcement, or modular site installations.
Yes, RJ Spect offers as-built Remote Virtual Inspections for existing Tiny Homes on Wheels with a typical 4-month build timeframe, helping clients ensure compliance post-construction.
Clients should prepare relevant project plans, specifications, and any required permits. RJ Spect provides phase-specific checklists and guidance to ensure all necessary documentation is ready for each inspection stage.
RJ Spect clarifies definitions and applies appropriate inspection standards, ensuring that modular construction complies with residential codes, distinct from manufactured HUD homes or simple shed conversions to prevent classification errors and enforcement issues.