While a new build might signify a fresh start and modern construction standards, the importance of conducting a home inspection on such properties cannot be overstated. A home is a significant investment, and even newly constructed homes can have hidden issues that can surface later, causing inconvenience and requiring costly repairs. Ensuring that the property is thoroughly inspected at each step of the building process
can offer peace of mind, and help affirm that your investment is
sound and secure.
Conducting inspections at each step of the building process, including the foundation, framing, and the finished home, is particularly beneficial. An inspection at the foundational level can reveal issues related to soil stability, water drainage, and the structural integrity of the base that supports the entire house. Any discrepancies or weaknesses found at this stage can be crucial as they can lead to severe structural damages in the future if left unaddressed.
The framing stage is equally important as it forms the skeleton of the house. An inspection at this juncture ensures that the construction meets the local building codes, and the walls, floors, and roof are correctly aligned and securely attached. It can help in identifying any misalignments or structural weaknesses early on, allowing for timely corrections before the construction progresses further.
Lastly, a thorough inspection of the finished home is indispensable. It encompasses a comprehensive review of all the systems and components of the house, including plumbing, electrical, HVAC systems, and finishes. This can uncover any latent defects or installation issues that can be rectified before the final handover, saving homeowners from future hassles and unexpected expenditures.
By investing in multiple inspections throughout the construction of a new build, homeowners can ensure the longevity and safety of their homes. It not only helps in identifying and addressing potential issues promptly but also provides homeowners with a profound understanding of their property's condition and value. Such preventative measures can be invaluable in maintaining the structural and functional integrity of the home, leading to a harmonious and worry-free living experience in a home that stands the test of time.
We offer upfront, flat rate pricing based on the square footage of the inspected property. Our multi-inspection plan for new builds includes three inspections for each step of the home building process. One at the foundation, one after the framing is complete, and the final inspection once the home is finished.
1200 sq ft & under
1201 - 2400 sq ft
2401+ sq ft