Why inspect a new build
New homes can have missing insulation, incorrect flashing, loose connections, grading problems and unfinished items. Finding them before closing means the builder fixes them as part of the sale, not after you move in.
Final inspection before closing
We inspect the finished home the way we would any other: structure, roof, exterior, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, insulation, attic, and interior. You receive a detailed photo report the same day.
Phase inspections
Phase inspections are also available for homes under construction, so issues can be caught while walls are still open and corrections are simple. Contact us to talk through which stages make sense for your build.
Frequently asked questions
When should I schedule the inspection?
Before your final walkthrough and closing, so the builder has time to complete repairs. Book as early as you can.
Does a city or county inspection cover this?
Municipal inspections check code compliance at set stages. An independent inspection is a separate, buyer-side review of overall condition and workmanship.
What about the first-year warranty?
Before the builder's warranty ends, an 11-month warranty inspection can catch defects that developed in the first year.
Where we provide this service
Lynchburg · Northern Virginia · Richmond · Hampton Roads · Charlottesville · Shenandoah Valley
Related services
Buyer's Inspection
Full inspection of structure, roof, exterior, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, insulation and interior.
Pre-Listing Inspection
Identify issues before buyers do and negotiate from a position of strength.
11-Month Warranty Inspection
Before your builder warranty expires, inspect for defects that developed in the first year.
Ready to Inspect with Precision?
Schedule your inspection today. Same-day availability. Same-day reports.