What does a completion tag indicate?

A completion tag indicates that the items outlined in a previous inspection report have been completed satisfactorily. It serves as a formal acknowledgment that the necessary corrective actions have been taken to address any issues previously identified, such as pest control measures, structural repairs, or compliance with regulations.

This tagging process is crucial for ensuring that all necessary actions have been fulfilled and confirms that the property is now compliant or has been treated as required. It provides clarity to both the inspector and the property owner, documenting that improvements or treatments have been made effectively.

The other options do not accurately represent what a completion tag signifies. For example, future inspections may be indicated by different forms of documentation, and while the absence of pests could be a result of the completed actions, it is not the sole implication of a completion tag. Additionally, the due date for new inspections is typically noted separately, not as part of the completion tag process.