UDC Construction Inspector
Certified inspector for one- and two-family dwelling construction under the Wisconsin Uniform Dwelling Code. Inspects structural, framing, insulation, and general building code compliance.
How to Get a UDC Construction Inspector in Wisconsin
| Issuing Body | WI DSPS |
| Initial Fee | $60 |
| Exam Required | Yes — DSPS-administered exam on UDC construction provisions (SPS 320-325) |
| Experience Required | 3 years of construction or inspection experience |
Continuing Education
Wisconsin requires 24 hours of continuing education every Biennially (odd-numbered years) to renew your udc construction inspector.
24 hours per renewal cycle on UDC code updates and inspection techniques
License Lookup & Verification
Verify a udc construction inspector holder's credentials through the Wisconsin DSPS online license lookup tool.
Verify a License →Frequently Asked Questions — UDC Construction Inspector
What does a UDC construction inspector do?
They inspect 1-2 family dwelling construction for compliance with the Wisconsin Uniform Dwelling Code, covering structural, framing, insulation, and general building requirements.
How many types of UDC inspectors are there?
Wisconsin has four UDC inspector certifications: Construction, Electrical, Plumbing, and HVAC. Each covers a specific discipline.
Can a municipality hire its own UDC inspectors?
Yes. Municipalities can employ certified UDC inspectors or contract with certified private inspection agencies.
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