Electrical routing issue identified during a Pre-Drywall Inspection
New construction framing inspection with microbial growth on the truss assemblies
Electrical routing issue identified during a Pre-Drywall Inspection
Pre-Drywall & New Construction
Closing Inspections
Protect Your New Construction Investment with Confidence. Ensure your family’s safety and the long-term quality of your new home. From groundbreaking to closing, every builder relies on subcontractors to install and commission the essential systems and components that make a house functional and secure.
Early Construction Review
Before insulation and drywall conceal essential components, we evaluate accessible framing, structural connections, electrical wiring, plumbing, and HVAC ductwork. We look for improper installations, damaged materials, moisture concerns, and workmanship deficiencies that may become harder to correct later. Schedule this inspection after mechanical rough-ins are complete and before insulation is installed.
Protecting Your Investment
From framing to final finishes, we identify safety concerns, improper installations, and moisture issues that can affect your new home. Clear documentation and practical recommendations give you the information needed to request builder corrections before overlooked defects become costly repairs.
Comprehensive Closing Inspection
Before closing, we inspect accessible systems and components, including roofing, exterior surfaces, attic, insulation, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, windows, doors, walls, ceilings, floors, and installed appliances. We evaluate operation, installation, and workmanship, documenting concerns in a clear, photo-supported report to help you request corrections before taking ownership.