Central Florida

Private Provider Services in City of Orlando

Plan reviews & virtual inspections in City of Orlando.

Freedom Code Compliance is a Florida private provider serving City of Orlando under F.S. 553.791. Request a live inspection in the myFCC app and get your result before the call ends.

Part of our Central Florida service area

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Why use a private provider in City of Orlando?

A Florida private provider is a licensed professional you hire under F.S. 553.791 for plan review and building code inspections instead of waiting on City of Orlando. FCC reviews plans (single-family reviews in hours) and runs live and offline virtual inspections. You still file the permit and NTBO with City of Orlando; zoning, floodplain, site, and other non-building-code reviews stay with the jurisdiction.

Building department
City of Orlando. Typical plan review wait: 2-4 weeks.
FCC plan review
Single-trade in minutes, single-family in hours, commercial in 1–2 days.
Inspections
Live video result before the call ends. Offline results in minutes.
Registration
Registered with City of Orlando
Who files
You file the permit and NTBO with City of Orlando. FCC files the Certificate of Compliance.

Building department alternative

Building department vs. private provider in City of Orlando

Contractors still work with City of Orlando for permit issuance, permit fees, zoning, floodplain, site, and other non-building-code reviews. FCC handles the private-provider plan review and eligible inspection scope so the code-compliance parts of the job do not sit in the same queue.

City of Orlando

  • Issues the permit and collects jurisdiction fees.
  • Receives the permit application and NTBO from your team.
  • Retains zoning, floodplain, site, and other non-building-code reviews.

Freedom Code Compliance

  • Reviews plans for Florida Building Code compliance.
  • Performs eligible live or offline virtual inspections.
  • Transmits FCC-scoped results and files the COC when FCC inspections are complete.

Every project in one place

Submit plans, request inspections and track every project in myFCC, on your phone or desktop.

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Our services in City of Orlando

Licensed private provider services for all your City of Orlando building code compliance needs.

We serve City of Orlando contractors

From HVAC to roofing, solar to pools, City of Orlando contractors can use FCC for private-provider plan review and inspection support.

How private provider works in City of Orlando

From plan submission to permit, here is exactly how it works in City of Orlando.

  1. Upload your plans

    Submit your construction documents through the myFCC app for City of Orlando projects. We confirm receipt and begin review.

  2. Get your plan review

    FCC reviews your plans for Florida Building Code compliance. If approved, you receive stamped plans, the NTBO, and any private provider paperwork required by City of Orlando.

  3. File with City of Orlando

    You or your permit tech files the signed NTBO, stamped plans, and permit application with City of Orlando. Private provider review under FL 553.791 can shorten the review portion of the timeline and may reduce permit fees depending on scope and jurisdiction.

  4. Request inspections

    Request inspections through the myFCC app when the work is ready, by live video or offline submission.

  5. FCC files the COC

    Once required FCC inspections pass, FCC files the Certificate of Compliance with City of Orlando for the private-provider scope. Jurisdiction-retained items still stay with the AHJ.

Measured on our platform7-day average · Oct 12 – Oct 18

Request to live inspector
3 min 24 sec
Offline request to result
14 min
Plan review in workable business hours, start to approved plans
2.6 hrs
Workable time is the time our team can act on your plans during business hours (weekdays 9–5, Fridays 9–4 ET). It’s how long a compliant submission with no blockers takes us to review and approve within business hours. Time waiting on you, like corrections or a quote out for approval, isn’t counted.

No scheduling required. You simply request the inspection when the work is ready. Live inspection requests are taken Monday to Friday, 9 am to 4:30 pm ET; offline inspections can be submitted any time.

What Florida contractors say

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  • I had a great experience working with Freedom Code Compliance. The team was professional, helpful, and easy to work with. I appreciate the opportunity to do business with them and…
    Nastacio OrtizGoogle review
  • Their new myFCC plan review & virtual inspections app is amazing. What an upgrade to the industry.
    Darla SutphenGoogle review
  • Top notch systems and team they have at Freedom. We just started working with them and the ease that they conduct inspections and plan review is beyond comparison to the…
    Anthony MichaelGoogle review

City of Orlando FAQs

Common questions about private provider services in City of Orlando.

Is Freedom Code Compliance registered with City of Orlando?
Yes. FCC is a private provider firm registered with City of Orlando under Florida Statute 553.791. You can use FCC for plan reviews and eligible live or offline virtual inspections on qualifying projects.
How does FCC compare to the City of Orlando?
FCC delivers single-family residential plan reviews in hours, live inspection results before the call ends, and eligible offline inspection results in minutes, compared to typical waits of several weeks at City of Orlando. FCC does not replace the building department for permit filing or jurisdiction-retained inspections — those still go through City of Orlando.
What inspections can FCC perform in City of Orlando?
FCC performs eligible mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, and other Florida Building Code inspections via live video call or offline photo submission when the scope qualifies for private-provider handling. Zoning, fire, public works, utilities, right-of-way, drainage, and similar retained inspections remain with the building department or AHJ.
Does FCC pull permits in City of Orlando?
No. Permit applications, the NTBO filing, and permit fees are handled by your team with City of Orlando. FCC performs the plan review and inspection scope. Your permits are issued through the jurisdiction as normal.
How do I get started with private provider services in City of Orlando?
Submit your project through the FCC portal or call FCC directly. FCC confirms whether your project is eligible under FL 553.791, reviews plans within 24 hours on average for SFR projects, and handles eligible virtual inspections when your work is ready for review.

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