Construction Draw Inspection FAQ Hub

Construction Draw Inspection Basics

What draw inspections are, why lenders require them, who orders and performs them, and how they differ from home inspections and appraisals.

When inspections are ordered, what happens on site, preparation, turnaround times, funding release and remote options.

What reports include, how percentages are calculated, photo requirements, stored materials and change orders.

What happens when an inspection does not support a draw, reinspections, schedule delays, over-budget projects and partial draws.

Typical pricing, who pays, inspection frequency, draw counts and factors that affect turnaround and service levels.

How inspection software works, integrations with existing systems, vendor routing, customization and evaluation criteria.

Provider evaluation, rural coverage, inspector selection, preferred vendors, standardized reporting and consolidated billing.

Risk reduction, audit-ready records, retention, documentation gaps, key-person risk and lender policy enforcement.

How AI assists review, photo analysis, exceptions, audit trails and why AI does not replace inspectors or funding decisions.

How to become a draw inspector, licensing, pay, equipment and joining the RAZE Inspection Network.

What a PCA is, ASTM E2018-24, scope, differences from other inspections and report validity.

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