Builder's Warranty Inspection
No home is perfect - and that includes a new home.  

​Buyers who have spent the time, energy and focus to build a new home often think that a home inspection is an unnecessary step in the process. 

While you would expect a new home to be without issues, it is common to find :

  • Structural defects
  • Poor framing
  • HVAC connections that are loose
  • Incorrect flue/fireplace compatibility
  • Plumbing - hot/cold reverse, leaks
  • Electrical issues - open grounds, missing plates, wires that were never connected
  • Roofing - missing underlayment, incorrect installation
  • ​Proper Grading and water movement
It is also common to find projects that were never completed by the subcontractors - vents not exhausting to exterior, doors that need adjustment, and so much more.

We love to inspect in three stages, when possible:
1. Grading/Footer
2. Framing/Pre-Drywall
​3. Prior to Close
​1 According to a National Home Builders Association (NAHE) survey.