Insparisk

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Insparisk was founded in 2007 by Stephen Kleva as a primary provider of inspection services to meet the growing need for safety.^[1] It was formed as the parent company of City Spec^[2], a New York City based inspection company providing a variety of safety inspection services. City Spec's sister company, Monument Inspection Services^[3], opened in January of 2008 to provide safety inspections for the State of Virginia.^[4]

Insparisk uses a proprietary software called Versentia^TM^[5] which manages safety inspection data from a wireless means (Versentia Mobile) making the data available instantaneously on the internet for review from a data solution application called Versentia Online.

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