New Construction Inspection
Building your dream home is an exciting venture, but new construction homes are not immune to health and safety hazards. A New Construction Inspection is essential for new build home buyers to ensure that your new home is safe and ready for you to move in. By thoroughly inspecting items of the home, from the foundation to the roof and everything in between, we’re able to provide a detailed, yet easy-to-read report so you can raise any concerns with the builder before closing, protecting your health, safety, and investment.
Benefits of a New Construction Inspection
Protect Your Investment
Avoid expensive surprises and repairs by identifying issues with the builder before you close on the home.
Gain Peace of Mind
Enjoy confidence and satisfaction in your new home knowing it was inspected with PHILinspect Home Inspection.
Get a Partner for Life
We become your trusted partner throughout your entire homeownership journey, and are always available to answer any questions you may have.
What is the PHILinspect New Construction Inspection?
Our comprehensive and customizable New Construction Inspection assesses 150+ items in your home including interior and exterior components, roof, air conditioning, electrical, plumbing, foundation, and major appliances. New Construction Inspection is non-invasive and helps identify key issues that pose health and safety hazards.
Step 1
Inspect the Exterior
When inspecting the exterior features of the home, we check that there are no areas of concern with the drainage of the property, roof, garage , foundation, and more
Step 2
Inspect the interior
Once we moved inside the home, we'll check that there are no issues with the interior features of the home including all the walls, doors, and windows.
Step 3
Checking major systems
Then, we'll assess the home's major systems including the electrical plumbing, air conditioning systems as well as the major appliances
Step 4
Receive Your Report
Receive a comprehensive inspection report within 72 hours that outlines key findings and includes pictures for your record
Step 5
Post-Inspection Consultation
After the inspection is completed and the report is ready, you'll have the opportunity to meet with your home inspector, ask any questions, and run through the report together to ensure you have a thorough understanding of the home's condition.
FAQ
Why should I get a New Construction Inspection before closing on my property?
A New Construction Inspection provides a comprehensive evaluation of the property's condition, making you aware of any key issues that you should address with the builder.
What components are typically covered in a New Construction Inspection?
A New Construction Inspection by PHILinspect will cover 150+ items in the home, including the foundation, structure, plumbing and electrical system, air conditioning, roof, and more to ensure you have a thorough understanding of the property's condition.
How long does a New Construction Inspection take?
A New Construction Inspection typically takes two hours to complete, however the time it takes depends on the home's size and the scope of the inspection.
What if the New Construction Inspection reveals issues with the property I am building?
If issues are found, it's important to raise the concerns with your builder early, allowing them time to mitigate the issues before closing.
Are cosmetic imperfections addressed in a New Construction Inspection?
No, a New Construction Inspection does not address cosmetic imperfections as it focuses on addressing safety hazards and structural concerns with the home.
Does a New Construction Inspection estimate the property's market value or offer warranties or guarantees?
No, a New Construction Inspection does not determine the property's market value or offer warranties or guarantees. It focuses on providing an objective assessment of the property's condition.
Does a New Construction Inspection check for the presence of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors?
Yes, a New Construction Inspection verifies that there are working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in the property.