Eagle Eye Home Inspections, LLC

04/24/2026

Building a new home? Don’t skip critical phase inspections. Here’s a quick guide to the most important checkpoints during construction:

🔹 Footing & Foundation Inspection
Completed before concrete is poured and before backfill. We verify excavation depth, soil conditions, reinforcement, drainage, footing layout, foundation walls or slab, waterproofing, anchoring, and overall structural workmanship—the base your entire home depends on.

🔹 Pre-Drywall Inspection
One of the most valuable inspections. Done after framing, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC rough-ins are complete—but before insulation and drywall cover everything up. We inspect framing quality, wiring, ductwork, plumbing, and hidden defects.

🔹 Pre-Closing Inspection
Before your final walkthrough and closing. We review finishes, systems, appliances, doors/windows, roofing, grading, and make sure construction items were completed properly.

🔹 11-Month / One-Year Warranty Inspection
Before your builder warranty expires. We identify settlement cracks, moisture concerns, HVAC issues, roofing defects, drainage problems, and other items that should be addressed while still covered.

Protect your investment at every stage. A third-party inspection gives peace of mind and helps catch issues before they become expensive problems.

📞 Ready to schedule your new construction inspection? Call 302-644-2524, email [email protected], or submit a form at www.eagleeyeinsp.com.

Are you looking for a licensed home inspector in Delaware or Maryland? Eagle Eye Inspections is a one-stop shop for all things home inspection. As ASHI-certified home inspectors with over 40 years in the business, we provide inspections for single-family dwellings, multi-unit complexes, small commer

01/21/2025

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Frank DiFazio- Owner - over 30 years in the Construction Industry.

02/06/2024

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03/01/2023

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02/23/2023

A Home Inspectors Role In Quality Control by Frank DiFazio

As my home inspection career stems from a 30-year background in construction management, I’ve been offering new construction inspections—or what we refer to as “critical phase inspections”—as far back as the early 2000s. Before we get into our story, I’d like to briefly explain what critical phase inspections are; click the link below and read the full article on our website.

Here at Eagle Eye Home Inspections, our motto has always been “Inspect what you expect.” For the most part, in the normal context of a home inspection, this is just another way to say “buyer beware,” which we’ve all heard before. But due to the ever-changing real estate and home inspection...

02/20/2023

If you’re a first-time home buyer, you’re likely wondering what home inspections are and why they’re an essential part of the home-buying journey. Think of them as a way to vet a home before you buy it. After all, buying a home is a huge investment—and you can’t exactly read Amazon reviews to get a sense of any problems that might crop up after you’ve plunked down your money for the purchase price.

As a buyer, your lender may not require you to get a third-party inspection in order to qualify for a loan. But most real estate agents recommend you get an inspection, for your own protection. Read our latest blog post on why a home inspection is crucial to the home buying- and building, process.

The home inspection is one of the most critical steps in the home-buying journey. According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the cost might range from $300 to $500. However, in most cases, it’s well worth it for buyers to hire a home inspector.