New Home Phase Inspection

New Home Phase Inspections are essential to ensure that the builder meets the terms specified in your contract. These inspections are conducted at various stages during the construction process and typically comprise three distinct evaluation stages or phases. By assessing the property at different stages, each inspection provides the opportunity to address issues before they become concealed or more difficult to resolve, supporting both the quality and safety of your new home. Below are the three phases of Inspections:

• First Inspection should be conducted prior to your concrete being poured. (Pre-pour Phase Inspection)
• Second Inspection takes place prior to the interior walls and insulation being installed. (Framing Phase Inspection)
• Third and final Inspection takes place after the home is complete, usually around the time of your initial “Blue Tape” walk-through. (Final Phase Inspection)

These Inspections Include:

• Assess the structure, construction, and mechanical systems.
• Identify components and deficiencies needing correction, repair, or replacement.
• Suggest qualified experts for inspection or repairs.

For new properties, phased inspections help buyers protect their investment and safety. Inspecting during different building stages allows inspectors to verify standards and materials more effectively, since a final inspection cannot access areas behind finished walls.