What a preliminary review covers.

PREiQ supports preliminary plan review. It does not issue a permit, certify compliance, replace the authority having jurisdiction or replace a licensed design professional.

Coverage is project-specific

Before a paid review is accepted, its scope identifies the project type, selected disciplines, document revisions, applicable code edition, available local sources and deliverables. An address lookup is not confirmation of code-review coverage.

Supporting documents have a defined role

The intended residential workflow checks for a required truss packet’s presence rather than re-engineering it. Energy checks focus on area consistency and attic configuration. Product-approval checks focus on whether the referenced approval exists and is current, where an authoritative source is available. Missing access or uncertain evidence must remain visible.

Findings need a basis

A drawing conflict, a request for clarification and a verified code issue are different results. Past reviewer comments inform development; they do not establish today’s governing code. Model-assisted findings require professional review before reliance.

Corrections are scoped

Standalone review provides findings for the project’s design team. Drawing revisions and later agency-response work are agreed separately unless expressly included. Plan-development proposals include review and correction work within their stated scope.

Purchases and licenses

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