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Your 11th Month Builder Warranty Inspection...Get things checked BEFORE your one year anniversary date! Back when you went to closing on your new home with your builder, were you aware that you could have had a "pre-purchase" home inspection on your newly built home? If you didn't have an unbiased, professional inspect everything then...you certainly need to have an impartial third-party inspection BEFORE your warranty period expires. Even within a short period of time, conditions and components can change within your new home. For those of you who DID have a pre-purchase home inspection - you would also be well served to have your home check out once again before your warranty expires.
Don't miss your opportunity to let your builder know about issues that need to be addressed before your warranty deadline. An unbiased eye by a professional home inspector will generally identify flaws a homeowner cannot detect. You can rely on Home Review's professional home inspectors to help you document the concerns you may have with your new home.
Many times, items of concern are cosmetic in nature. However, we often find major conditions which must be corrected for the safety or integrity of the structure. Major conditions such as; a cut truss in the attic, a lack of insulation, a support beam that is not properly installed all need corrective action.
When you get a Home Review - Builder Warranty Inspection, our inspectors will identify and document any functional, structural and safety concerns found within your new home. We will conduct a full home inspection, and our findings are submitted to you in a punch-list type of format. Our report is prepared electronically and includes digital, color photos that you can then submit to your builder. We send our full report to you generally on the same day the inspection was conducted because we realize "time is of the essence" for you to meet your builder deadline.
We understand that building a home is a very complex process. Even the best of builders, with great reputations, can have problems arise with their new homes. Most builders provide the new homeowner a time frame for normal settlement related repairs. This can be from 3 months to 1 year, depending on the contract with your builder. Read the contract you have with your builder to determine the time period for your Builder Warranty Inspection and then give us a call at (703) 330-6696 to schedule your appointment.
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