Building a new home can be nerve-wracking. What if a construction crew or a subcontractor misses something during construction? With HouseMaster Serving Ontario, CA, you can rest assured. Our new construction home inspection service in Ontario, CA, uses a two-phase process to ensure your new build meets the highest standards.
Our work is backed by the Neighborly Done Right Promise®, ensuring you get the job done right with the best quality and service.
Your HouseMaster of Ontario home inspector completes your new construction home inspection in two phases, keeping in step with construction. Your inspector will supply you with feedback as each phase is complete so you can address any issues with your builder in a timely manner.
A pre-drywall inspection happens at the point when your new house is at the "roughed in" stage. Your framing will be complete, and the electric, HVAC, plumbing, and roof structure will all be in place. Our inspector checks things that will soon become inaccessible as the build goes on, including:
The final new construction home inspection begins as soon as the contractors are finished. Your inspector focuses on the readily accessible parts of the build, including:
Nothing gives you confidence and surety in your new home like a professional new construction home inspection. With nearly 50 years of expertise, HouseMaster is one of the top-tier service providers in home and property inspections across the US and Canada. We provide reliable residential, condo, and townhouse inspections, empowering homeowners, buyers, and sellers with accurate insights for confident and informed decisions every time.
Our certified inspectors provide you with a thorough 360 view of your new home, making it easy to spot any issues in the future and create a long-term maintenance plan for a safe and secure home.
At HouseMaster, the new construction home inspectors are located all across North America, including Ontario, CA. We're ready to help you ensure that your new build is safe and sound before you move in, providing information on 15 essential home elements so you can confidently call your new house a home.
As a real estate agent, your number-one goal is to help your buyer achieve a smooth transaction. You are patiently helping them navigate the largest—and quite possibly the most difficult—financial decision they will ever make.
Fifty years ago, only one in 50 homes were inspected before a sale. We have since seen a seismic shift in pre-sale inspections, with most buyers expecting one before completing a transaction.
You may not consider a seller inspection to be a worthy expense before you sell your home, since you may be in a hot market and it could cost you time and money if an expensive issue crops up.
"Home Inspections. Done Right." That's our mantra, not only for our customers, but also you, a future team member!