New Construction Inspection
Protect Your Dream Home Investment with a New Construction Phase Inspection in Texas
Are you building a new home in Texas? Don’t let the excitement of your dream home cloud your judgment. You need a new construction phase inspection to ensure your investment is built to the highest standards. Even with warranties and assurances, there could be hidden defects that can be missed—and covered over with walls and other components—without an expert inspector checking the work first. With our three-phase inspection process, you can ensure that your home is built according to code and regulations. Don’t wait until after you move in to discover costly repairs. Contact us today to schedule your new construction inspection. Trust us to give you the peace of mind you deserve.
Our team of experienced inspectors will provide thorough inspections at each stage of the construction process, including Pre-Pour, Pre-Drywall, and Final Inspection, ensuring that your new home is built to the highest standards.
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Phase 1
Foundation Pre-Pour Inspection
Is the foundation of your new home being constructed to withstand the test of time? Don’t leave it to chance! A pre-pour foundation inspection is essential to identify issues that can lead to costly repairs in the future. Here’s why you should consider a pre-pour foundation inspection:
- Avoid costly repairs down the line by identifying issues early on.
- Ensure that the foundation is being constructed correctly and to code.
- Get peace of mind that your investment is built on a solid foundation.
Don’t let foundation issues derail your dream home. Contact us today to schedule your pre-pour foundation inspection. Our expert inspectors will give you the confidence you need to move forward with your new home construction project.
Phase 2
Pre-Drywall Inspection
Even if the foundation is already poured, it’s not too late to get your new construction home inspected! Even the best builders in Texas can make a mistake, and that’s why a Pre-Drywall Inspection is crucial to ensure that the home is being built correctly. Here’s why you should schedule a Pre-Drywall Inspection:
- Avoid potential issues that may arise once the drywall is up.
- Ensure that all electrical, plumbing, and structural components are properly installed.
- Identify any defects that could impact your home’s safety and structural integrity.
- Save money in the long run by catching issues early on.
Don’t risk your investment on a subpar build. Contact us today to schedule a Pre-Drywall Inspection with our qualified new construction inspectors.
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Phase 3
Final Inspection
Is your new home almost complete? Don’t move in without a Final Inspection! Our qualified inspectors will ensure that your home is safe and ready for occupancy. Here’s why you should schedule a Final Inspection:
- Confirm that all electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems are functioning correctly.
- Verify that all finishes and surfaces are properly installed and ready for use.
- Ensure that your new home is safe and secure for you and your family to move in.
- Receive a complimentary infrared (thermal imaging) inspection with every final inspection.
Protect your investment and ensure that your new home is safe and secure. Contact us today to schedule your Final Inspection in Texas. Don’t move in until you have peace of mind.
You’re Moved In, What Next?
Just because your home is built and you’re moved in, doesn’t mean your relationship with GreenWorks comes to an end. Nope! Over the next year, your builder will warranty many of the systems and components of your home. We are here to help with one last inspection, called the 11-Month Warranty Inspection.
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