Building new?
New doesn't mean done right.
Catch builder defects while they're still the builder's problem.
Even good builders work fast with many subcontractors. Missed flashing, loose connections and incomplete insulation are common in new homes. Inspect before closing to get them fixed on the builder's dime, then again before your 12-month warranty ends to catch what showed up in the first year.
When to inspect
- Before closing, while the builder is still on the hook
- Before your 12-month builder warranty ends
What you get
- A report formatted for your builder's punch list
- Photos of every item
- Clear priorities: safety, function, finish
- Answers to your questions before you sign off
Questions, answered
When should I schedule the 12-month inspection?
About 10 to 11 months after closing, so the builder has time to respond before the warranty ends.
My home passed city inspections. Why inspect?
Code inspections check minimum requirements at specific stages. We look at the finished home as a whole, the way you'll live in it.
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