New Construction Inspection

Many people think that a new home has no issues, but this isn't always true. This misunderstanding can lead to unexpected costs and stress in the future. We want to help you by identifying any issues , allowing the builder to fix them promptly. Count on us to make sure your new home meets your expectations.

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Free With Every Inspection!

FREE 90 Day Home Warranty!

If something breaks after an inspection most inspectors say...

Too Bad! We say it's covered at a $0 deductible!

FREE 90 Day Underground Water Line Guarantee!

Free coverage for supply and sewer lines

Up to $3,000 included with every home inspection!

FREE 90 Day Mold Warranty!

If you spot visible mold in your home after the inspection, we will pay to remediate it

Up to $2,000 included with every home inspection!

FREE 5 Year Roof Leak Free Guarantee!

If it doesn't leak at the inspection, it won't leak for the next five years or we'll fix it!

FREE Appliance RecallChek!

1 in 5 Homes has a recalled appliance. We check for those hidden defects so AFTER CLOSING the manufacturer will fix or replace it for FREE!

FREE 12 Month Structural Warranty!

Free coverage for structural components such as foundations, support members and roof systems.

Up to $100,000 with every home inspection!

Moving is stressful! Our concierge service takes the stress out of the moving experience! From utility set-up to setting up your alarm system, our concierge service is here to smooth the transition!

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Our Home Owner’s Resource service is here to support you. We’re here to help you every step of the way, ensuring you have the guidance and expertise you need.

Our Reports Are High-Tech Yet User-Friendly & Easy to Read!

At the heart of our service is a commitment to making your home inspection experience as smooth and reassuring as possible. Our reports are crafted using the latest technology to be interactive and incredibly user-friendly.

But what truly sets us apart is our focus on clarity and ease of understanding, ensuring you feel confident and informed every step of the way. We're here to help you make the best decisions for your home, with reports that speak to you—not just at you.

What Your New Construction Inspection Includes

Lots & Grounds

We will inspect driveways, walkways, porches, patios, grading and vegetation conditions.

Roof System

We inspect roof, flashing, gutters, chimney, and attic conditions.

Exterior

We inspect exterior walls, doors, trim, hose bibs, windows and other accessible exterior features.

Garage

We will inspect the garage or carport. Including, wall, ceiling and floor conditions. We also operate the garage door and it's safety features.

Structure

We inspect the visual structural components. Including the foundation, structural support members, and will report on structural condition.

Crawlspace

Some older homes and manufactured homes have a space underneath the home called a crawlspace. We will enter and inspect these spaces as long as we have full access.

Kitchen

We will test all accessible appliances and plumbing. We also inspect cabinets and countertops.

Interior Features

We will inspect and report on all accessible interior doors, windows, walls, floors, and ceilings.

Laundry Room/Area

We inspect interior laundry areas and report on the condition of accessible systems such as washer supplies and dryer vents.

Fireplace

We inspect the condition of accessible and visible portions of fireplaces and fireplace inserts.

Stairs

If the home has stairs, we will inspect the condition of treads, risers, and railings for function and safety.

Electrical System

We will inspect the electrical service, main and sub panels, visible wiring condition, and GFCI conditions/presence.

Heating System

We will operate and test the function and condition of heating systems, distribution systems. thermostats, and air filters.

Cooling System

We will operate and test the function and condition of cooling systems. Including A/C, ductwork, and air handler systems.

Plumbing

We will inspect and report on the condition of visible and accessible portions of main lines, supply lines, drain lines, waste lines, vent stacks, and water heaters.

Summary of Our Findings

At the end of your report, we provide you with an easy to understand and interactive summary of our findings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I get a home inspection?

Buying a home is an important milestone and a significant investment. Whether it's your first house or you've been through the process before, ensuring you're making the right choice is crucial. That's where a home inspection comes in! Rather than stepping into the unknown, wouldn't you rather make an investment you can trust? Our certified and licensed home inspectors bring their expert knowledge to examine every detail of your prospective home, providing you with the confidence and peace of mind you deserve. Let us take the worry off your shoulders and help you make an informed decision!

Can a house fail a home inspection?

No, a house cannot "fail" a home inspection. A home inspection is a visual examination meant to identify any deficiencies or defects in the property. The goal is not to assign a pass or fail grade to the house but to provide you with detailed, objective information about its current condition. This valuable insight helps you make well-informed decisions, ensuring that you are fully aware of any potential issues before moving forward. Rest assured, our goal is to equip you with the knowledge you need to feel confident in your investment.

How long does a home inspection take?

A typical home inspection usually takes about 3 to 4 hours. The duration can vary based on several factors, including the size, age, and condition of the home. Our goal is to conduct a thorough and detailed inspection to ensure you have a complete understanding of the property's condition. We appreciate your patience as we work to provide you with the most comprehensive information possible.

How much does a home inspection cost?

The cost of a home inspection can vary based on a few factors, including the size of your home and any special considerations you may need. Generally, our pricing is determined by the square footage of your property. On average, you can expect the inspection to cost between $300 and $500 for a typical single-family home.

Additionally, we offer specialized services such as 4-Point insurance inspections and wind mitigation inspections. These are often required for homeowners insurance and can provide significant savings on your insurance premiums. The cost for these additional inspections can vary but are typically affordable and provide valuable insights into the safety and integrity of your home.

Our goal is to provide you with a thorough and comprehensive inspection at a fair price. We understand that buying a home is a significant investment, and we're here to ensure you have all the information you need to make an informed decision. If you have any concerns about the cost or the inspection process, please don't hesitate to reach out.

When should I schedule my inspection?

We recommend reaching out as soon as you make your offer on the home. That way we can get you scheduled within your inspection period. Don't worry, we usually have availability in1-3 days.

When will I receive the report?

The primary inspection report, along with any additional service reports, will be completed and sent to you on the same day as the inspection. Reports are generally sent between 5 PM and 8 PM and will be accessible once the inspection agreement is signed and payment is received. If it takes longer than 24 hours, the inspection is FREE!

Is a re-inspection required by the inspector after repairs are completed?

For a four-point inspection, most insurance companies will require a "clean" report before insuring the home. If deficiencies are noted, and repairs are made by the seller, an inspector must return to verify the repairs. An updated four-point report will then be sent to you for your insurance company.

For a full home inspection, you may choose to have a repair verification inspection to ensure that the seller professionally addressed the deficiencies. However, this is optional.

In either case, a trip charge applies if the inspector needs to return to verify repairs.

How much will the repairs cost?

Home inspectors are generally not qualified to provide repair or replacement cost estimates on-site or within the inspection report. Many specialized services, however, utilize national and local data to estimate these costs based on the inspector's findings.

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