MFS Home Inspection Services

09/03/2026

we invite all to the next Southern wake and Harnett County Christian Chamber on Tuesday 9 AM at Serenity Brews ,

08/18/2026

08/10/2026

We are very excited about the next Southern Wake and Harnett County Chamber Event on August 25 TH at 9:00 AM

GOD IS MY CEO, More Than a business Slogan
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07/20/2026

We are excited to be launching the Harnett County Chapter this Wednesday at 9 AM at Serenity Brews in Fuquay Varina!! all are welcome

07/13/2026

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07/08/2026

We welcome all to the Harnett Christian Chamber first meeting on July 22 @ 9AM

07/08/2026

NEW Homes Does Not Equal Perfect

Why Every New Construction Home Needs a Home Inspection
Buying a brand‑new home is exciting — everything is fresh, modern, and untouched. But new does not mean perfect, and it definitely does not mean problem‑free. Even the best builders can miss things, and small issues today can become expensive repairs later. That’s why a professional new‑construction home inspection is one of the smartest steps a buyer can take.

New Homes Have Defects Too — Sometimes More Than Older Homes
A new home is built by dozens of subcontractors, each responsible for different parts of the structure. With so many hands involved, it’s common to find issues such as:

Incorrect wiring or loose electrical connections

Plumbing leaks or improperly installed fixtures

HVAC systems not performing correctly

Missing insulation

Roof or flashing installation errors

Grading and drainage problems

Safety concerns that don’t meet code

These aren’t “rare” — they’re normal. A certified inspector ensures your new home is safe, functional, and built the way it was promised.

Protect Your Warranty: Get Issues Fixed Before You Move In
Your builder’s warranty is designed to protect you — but it only works if problems are documented before the warranty clock starts.

A new‑construction inspection gives you:

A clear list of items the builder should correct

Documentation of defects before you take possession

Leverage to ensure repairs are completed properly

Peace of mind that your warranty covers what it should

Once you move in, it becomes harder to prove whether an issue was caused by construction or by normal homeowner use. An inspection protects you from that gray area.

The Builder’s On‑Site Agent Does Not Represent You
Builder agents are friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable — but their job is to represent the builder, not the buyer.

They are there to:

Protect the builder’s interests

Keep the construction process moving

Minimize delays and additional costs

They are not there to identify defects or advocate for repairs.

That’s why buyers need their own representation:
a licensed home inspector who works solely for you, ensuring the home is safe, complete, and built correctly.

Your Inspector Is Your Advocate
A new‑construction inspection gives you:

An unbiased, professional evaluation

A detailed report you can give to the builder

Confidence that your home is ready for move‑in

Protection from future repair costs

A smoother warranty process

Your inspector is the only person in the process whose job is to protect your investment.

Bottom Line
A new home should feel perfect — but perfection doesn’t happen automatically. A professional inspection ensures your home is safe, complete, and built to the standards you expect. It gives you the power to have issues corrected before your warranty begins and provides the peace of mind every buyer deserves , ,

07/08/2026

🔥 NEW HOME? DON’T SKIP YOUR INSPECTION.
Brand‑new doesn’t mean flawless — and the issues we find in new construction would shock most buyers.

Loose wires. Plumbing leaks. Missing insulation. Safety hazards.
All before you move in.

And remember: the builder’s agent works for the builder. I work for YOU.

Get everything fixed before your warranty starts so you move in with confidence — not surprises. ,

07/06/2026

HOMEOWNERS IN HARNETT COUNTY — READ THIS BEFORE YOU CLOSE!
We’ve been seeing the same issue in multiple homes this month, and it’s costing buyers hundreds after move‑in.

➡️ HVAC systems running with clogged or restricted air flow.
In this heat, that can lead to:
• higher energy bills
• weak cooling
• premature system failure
• moisture issues in the attic

As certified home inspectors, we catch things most people never notice — and it can save you a lot of money and stress.

If you’re under contract or thinking about buying soon, this is your reminder:
A thorough inspection isn’t optional… it’s protection.

📅 We offer Saturday inspections
📍 Serving Angier • Fuquay • Lillington • Coats • Dunn • Benson
📲 Call/Text: (919) 762-2494
👥 MFS Home Inspection Services — Licensed • Certified • Insured
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