New Construction Inspection
Pre-drywall, final, and 11-month warranty inspections.
New construction inspection has three critical phases: pre-drywall (after rough-in but before drywall), final (before closing), and 11-month warranty (before builder warranty expires). We perform all three.
What's different about a new construction inspection
- ✓Pre-drywall: structural, framing, plumbing rough-in, electrical rough-in, HVAC rough-in
- ✓Final: same scope as standard residential inspection
- ✓11-month warranty: comprehensive walk-through of all builder-warranted items
- ✓Builder-issue documentation formatted for warranty claims
Southern Minnesota considerations
New construction in southern MN is concentrated in Mankato, Worthington, Albert Lea, lakeside communities, and select Fairmont subdivisions. Builder quality varies — third-party inspection is essential.
Common questions
Do I really need to inspect new construction?
Yes. Even reputable builders have quality-control issues. Third-party inspection identifies issues the builder should fix on their dime — not yours after closing.
When should I do the 11-month warranty inspection?
At month 10-11. Document everything before warranty expires at month 12.
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