Buyers of re-sale homes almost always have their homes inspected by a professional inspector.

Buyers of new homes, however, often do not take this important step.  Here are several reasons:

• The buyer is getting a brand new home, and thinks that the inspection is an unnecessary added cost
• The buyer feels that they are protected by the builder's one-year warranty for workmanship, plus extended structural warranty
• The home is inspected by city inspectors, part of the permitting process 
• Buyers believe that they can rely on the builder's reputation 
• The builder is resistant to idea of third party inspections
• Buyers are not aware that a home inspection is a recommended alternative
• The buyer plans to "keep an eye" on the construction

The construction of a home is a big project involving many contractors and suppliers.   Mistakes are made and no home is perfect, but the builder will be looking out for their best interests. Who is looking out for yours?

New construction packages can be created to make the building of your dream house a lot less stressful and can provide     Plan and Options Reviews,  Consulting throughout the building process,Inspections for Foundation, Pre-drywall, Final Occupancy, and more.

Building a new home can be an exciting and rewarding experience, but is also a complicated project and huge investment.  The support, advice and information that you will gain from a third party inspection is invaluable.  Do not leave out this important step in the building process.  It is well worth the investment.