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Run: Residential Electrical Rough-In Walk-Through

Use this Residential Electrical Rough-In Walk-Through template to verify box placement, cable routing, grounding, and panel readiness before drywall closes t...

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Inspection Details and Scope

Record the address, unit number, floor, and area inspected.
Confirm the inspection is being performed before insulation or drywall concealment.
Confirm the work is under an active permit and ready for Authority Having Jurisdiction review, if required.
Document the governing code or standard used for the walk-through, such as NFPA 70 and OSHA 1926.405 where applicable.

Box Placement and Device Rough-In

Verify boxes are positioned per plan, layout, and room use.
Verify box heights, spacing, and alignment are uniform and suitable for finish installation.
Confirm box depth and set-back account for finish wall thickness so devices will not be recessed or proud after drywall.
Verify boxes are rigidly mounted and do not move when lightly tested by hand.
Check that the box appears large enough for the number and size of conductors, devices, and internal clamps.
Verify open boxes are protected from damage and contamination during the remainder of construction.

Wiring Methods, Cable Routing, and Protection

Verify wire type, insulation rating, and gauge are appropriate for the intended circuit and load.
Check for cuts, kinks, crushed sections, or other visible damage to cable jackets or conductors.
Verify cables are secured and supported in a manner consistent with the installation method and code requirements.
Confirm nail plates, bushings, or other protection is installed where conductors pass through or near framing members.
Verify all splices are enclosed in accessible, approved enclosures and not left exposed in wall cavities.
Check that conductors are not strained, pinched, or routed with bends that could damage insulation or terminations.

Grounding, Bonding, and Panel Rough-In

Verify grounding conductors are present, properly routed, and terminated as required by the design and code.
Check that bonding jumpers and bonding means are installed where required for the service or distribution equipment.
Verify the panel area is accessible and not obstructed by framing, stored materials, or other trades.
Confirm circuits are labeled or marked in a manner that supports final identification and commissioning.

Safety, Compliance, and Final Readiness

Verify the area is safe for the walk-through and no energized components are exposed without protection.
Record any non-conformance, deficiency, or required rework before drywall installation.
Attach photos for any failed items or unusual conditions that need follow-up.
Confirm the rough-in is acceptable for the next phase or identify remaining hold points.

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