Where certain residential building works are carried out, a final inspection is required, and a Certificate of Occupancy or Final Inspection Certificate is issued.
Make sure that your contract does NOT require you to obtain any type of Certificate of Occupancy or Final Inspection Certificate. Even though the project may be finished, some clients may withhold your final progress payment until such a certificate is obtained, and you do not want payment of the final progress payment to be contingent on obtaining that certificate (which can sometimes be completely out of your hands).
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