A 1 Year Warranty Inspection is performed approximately 10 to 11 months after closing on a newly constructed home, just before the builder’s one-year warranty expires. This inspection gives homeowners a critical opportunity to identify concerns early and ensure they are documented while warranty coverage is still in effect. Why Scheduling Before the Builder Warranty…
Welcome back! After covering what to expect during a pre-drywall inspection, it’s time to focus on the next critical milestone in the new construction process: the Final-Walk Through Inspection. This inspection takes place just before you move into your new home and serves as the last opportunity to verify that everything is complete, functional, and…
Pre-Drywall Inspection: Why This Stage Matters in New Construction Pre-Drywall inspections are one of the most important evaluations a homebuyer can schedule during the new construction process. This inspection occurs after major structural and mechanical components are installed—but before drywall is hung—allowing issues to be identified while everything is still visible and accessible. What Happens…
New Construction Final walkthrough inspections are an exciting milestone, but they can also feel overwhelming. This is the last opportunity to confirm that a newly built home is complete, functioning properly, and ready for move-in. In addition to reviewing cosmetic finishes and system operation, there are several supplemental inspections that can provide added confidence before…