Having a thorough home inspection performed before purchasing a home could save time and money. Not only will you have a list of potential issues to negotiate the transaction, you could also avoid a catastrophic purchase altogether. Additionally, new homeowners will have a detailed report that serves as a manual for their new home.

Having an inspection performed before listing your home could help avoid surprises during the transaction. Issues could be lurking below the surface of your home or any number of its systems that could derail a sale.

New construction is not perfect- however it is a perfect time to conduct inspections to ensure your brand new home is being constructed properly. The structural framework or ‘skeleton’ of your home is not normally visible, making pre-drywall inspections a great time to inspect your homes structural components. Additionally, having another inspection done before final walk-through will help you create a comprehensive list of items for the builder to address.

After settling into your new home, you will find issues that may have gone unnoticed during final walk-through or have appeared after moving-in. Our inspectors can provide a detailed report of items that will need to be addressed for the builder’s standard 12 month warranty.