If your project in Dandridge, Tennessee involves a commercial building that’s being constructed or remodeled, you’ll typically need to submit the Town’s Application for Fire Inspection and schedule required inspections before a Certificate of Occupancy can be issued.

The application collects key details such as the location of work, owner and contractor (permit holder) information, type of work (e.g., new construction, remodeling, etc.), and the proposed number of inspections needed. Per the form’s notes, the Town assesses a $100 fire inspection fee per inspection for applicable commercial projects, and the fee must be paid in advance of any inspection; it also lists a $100 commercial building plan review fee and indicates $100 for each additional inspection.

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