Multifamily Developments
Code Compliance Certificate Process for Multifamily Buildings
On June 27, 2018, the City of Tucker passed an ordinance that requires multi-family rental dwellings of four (4) or more units to be inspected for compliance with adopted codes. The multi-family inspection program is designed to:
- Preserve property values, promote economic vitality and crime prevention, and ensure safe, healthy, and clean environments; and
- Promote ongoing investment in upkeep and maintenance.
Per the City of Tucker Code of Ordinances Section 10-518, 10-519, 10-520 properties must be inspected by a Certified Building Inspector, and a Certificate of Compliance certifying the units pass inspection must be submitted annually with the renewal of the required Occupational Tax Certificate.
Chattahoochee Consulting Group
Tony Byram, William Cannon, James Davis, James Thompson
5871 New Peachtree Road Doraville, GA 30340
Note: to be added to this list, please submit an application.
Application Process for Certified Building Inspectors
The City of Tucker is opening the application process for certified building inspectors to complete independent inspections of multifamily properties within the city.
Per the City of Tucker Code of Ordinances Section 10-518, 10-519, 10-520 properties must be inspected by a Certified Building Inspector, and a Certificate of Compliance certifying the units pass inspection must be submitted annually with the renewal of the required Occupational Business License.
In order to be considered a Certified Building Inspector, you must meet the minimum requirements:
“At a minimum, a certified building inspector shall be a licensed architect or engineer or shall hold one of the following certifications from the International Code Council: property maintenance and housing inspector, housing rehabilitation inspector, commercial building inspector, residential building inspector, or building plan examiner.”
*The list of permissible ICC certifications was expanded by O2025-09-16 on October 14, 2025.
Submittal Requirements
All applications shall include the following information:
- Letter of Introduction
Briefly describe the firm; and the name, address, e-mail, and phone number of the primary contact person. - Firm Profile
Provide a brief description of your firm’s size and organization structure. - ICC Certifications/State License
Provide copies of all certifications or state license to verify qualifications of all inspectors that will be making required inspections.
Submittal Information
Submit all applications in PDF form to mperdomo@tuckerga.gov.
Selection Process
If you provide the necessary documentation and meet the requirements, then your business should be eligible to be added to the qualified list.