home inspection

A 1-year warranty inspection provides you with a comprehensive assessment of your home's condition, helps you maximize warranty coverage, saves you money on potential repairs, and ensures your long-term peace of mind and home value. It's a smart investment in your home's future and your own financial security. We advise to pursue a warranty inspection close to 11 months prior to expiration so the builder/contractor can address, and findings/defects found during inspection.

Benefits

1. Identify Hidden Issues: Even in a newly constructed home, there can be hidden defects or construction errors that may not become apparent until after you've lived in the house for some time. A warranty inspection can uncover these issues before your builder's warranty expires.

2. Maximize Warranty Coverage: Most builders offer warranties that cover various aspects of your home for the first year. By getting an inspection before the warranty expires, you can identify any problems that are still covered and have them addressed at the builder's expense.

3. Peace of Mind: Knowing that your home has been professionally inspected and any potential issues have been addressed can provide peace of mind. You can enjoy your home without worrying about unexpected repairs cropping up shortly after the warranty period ends.

4. Save Money: Addressing issues early, while they are still under warranty, can save you a significant amount of money. You won't have to pay out of pocket for repairs that could have been covered by the builder.

5. Negotiation Leverage: If the inspection uncovers substantial defects, you have the option to negotiate with your builder to have them fixed. This can be particularly valuable if you plan to sell the home in the future, as it ensures that the property is in the best possible condition.

6. Long-Term Home Value: By addressing issues early and ensuring that your home is well-maintained during the warranty period, you can help preserve its long-term value. A well-maintained home is more attractive to buyers if you decide to sell down the road.

7. Customized Repairs: You can work with your builder to customize repairs and improvements based on the inspection findings. This means you can address not only necessary repairs but also any upgrades or modifications you desire. 

To learn more about what a warranty inspection includes or to schedule an inspection, Contact Us today.