New Construction Inspections
New Doesn't Mean Perfect
Even brand-new homes can have significant deficiencies. An independent inspection before closing gives you the full picture — before it becomes your problem.
What's Included in a New Construction Inspection
A new construction inspection follows the same thorough, systematic process as any other home inspection. We evaluate every accessible system and component of the home — not just what the builder's crew signed off on. Our job is to look beyond the surface and beyond code minimums to give you an honest, unbiased assessment of the home you're about to purchase.
Why an Independent Inspection Matters
New doesn't mean perfect
Construction is a complex process involving dozens of subcontractors working under tight schedules. Mistakes happen — missed connections, improper installations, and overlooked details are common even in quality builds.
The builder's inspector works for the builder
Municipal code inspectors check for minimum compliance — not quality. They are not your advocate. An independent inspector works exclusively for you, with no relationship to the builder or the project.
Code compliance isn't the same as quality
Passing a code inspection means the home meets the legal minimum standard. It does not mean everything was done correctly, completely, or to a high standard of workmanship. We look beyond what passes code.
A fresh set of eyes catches what others miss
When you've been working on a project for months, it's easy to overlook small details. An experienced inspector coming in with fresh eyes — and no stake in the outcome — is often the last line of defense before closing.
Available for All Phases of Construction
We offer inspections at every stage of the build, so you're never left guessing about what's behind the walls.
Pre-Drywall Inspection
Conducted after framing, rough plumbing, electrical, and HVAC are in place — but before the walls are closed up. This is the best opportunity to identify structural, mechanical, and installation issues while everything is still visible and accessible.
Final Walkthrough Inspection
Performed when the home is complete and ready for closing. We conduct a full inspection of all systems and components, document any deficiencies, and give you a clear, detailed report to bring to your builder before you sign.
11-Month Warranty Inspection
Most new construction homes come with a one-year builder warranty. An inspection near the end of that first year allows you to identify and document any issues before your warranty expires — giving you the opportunity to have them corrected at no cost.
Schedule Your New Construction Inspection
Don't go to closing without an independent set of eyes on your new home. We're available seven days a week to work around your timeline.