07/25/2023
Inspection day for a new construction home. I’ve really grown to love new construction this past yr.
So it’s New construction…why do you need to do an inspection?
🔍 Are you considering purchasing a brand new construction home? Before you sign on the dotted line, let me share with you the importance of conducting a thorough inspection. 🧐
✅ Peace of Mind: While new construction homes may seem flawless, it's crucial to remember that even the best builders can make mistakes. An inspection will provide you with peace of mind, ensuring that your dream home is built to the highest standards and free from any hidden issues.
✅ Identifying Defects: An inspection will help you uncover any potential defects or construction errors that may not be visible to the untrained eye. From faulty wiring to plumbing leaks, an inspector will thoroughly examine every nook and cranny, saving you from future headaches and costly repairs.
✅ Builder Accountability: By conducting an inspection, you can hold the builder accountable for any necessary repairs or improvements. This ensures that your investment is protected and that the builder delivers on their promises.
✅ Safety First: Your safety and the safety of your loved ones should always be a top priority. An inspection will help identify any safety hazards, such as improper ventilation, faulty electrical systems, or structural issues, allowing you to address them before moving in.
🔎 Remember, even though a new construction home may appear flawless, it's always wise to have an expert eye examine it thoroughly. Don't skip this crucial step in the home buying process!
Keep in mind…compared to a resale home, there is NO inspection contingency on new construction homes. Buyer’s do not get to back out of the deal after inspections, the builder will correct these mistakes prior to closing.
What’s the worst items I’ve seen on new construction?
Moldy attic because of improper roof ventilation, and part of a foundation footing was halfway cut through to make way for a pipe. 😬