When you take the keys to your brand-new home, you expect everything to be perfect, but will it be? A new construction home inspection ensures that you have a knowledgeable professional to inspect the work along the way, giving you peace of mind throughout the construction process.
Protect your investment with HouseMaster®, an industry leader in home inspections on new custom builds and major renovations on your existing home.
Your local HouseMaster home inspectors bring deep experience and training to help homebuyers like you make informed decisions. We tailor our services to meet your project timeline and to provide feedback as your new home progresses.
In collaboration with the prospective homeowner and contractor, home inspections on new construction builds are divided into two parts:
Also known as the pre-drywall inspection, our construction-phase assessment occurs when the home is “roughed in.” Framing is complete at this point, and contractors have installed electric, plumbing, HVAC components and roofing systems.
This inspection focuses on home elements that will soon be rendered inaccessible, such as:
The final home inspection for new construction starts when the contractors are finished. It picks up where the construction-phase inspection left off, focusing on the readily accessible significant elements of the home, including:
With locations across North America, there’s a HouseMaster home inspector ready to help you confidently take ownership of your property. Your local HouseMaster office brings national resources and local expertise to the home buying experience.
Our local home inspectors provide information on 15 essential home elements, so you know you’re getting exactly what you agreed to.
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!