New Construction
Ouestspec Inspection Inc
1. Early Detection of Issues
3. Opportunity for Correction Before Move-In
1. Early Detection of Issues
Even in new constructions, problems can arise. An inspection helps identify construction defects, errors, or quality issues before they become major problems.
2. Quality Assurance
3. Opportunity for Correction Before Move-In
1. Early Detection of Issues
A new home inspection ensures that the house is built to current standards and regulations. This ensures that the quality of construction meets expectations and industry standards.
3. Opportunity for Correction Before Move-In
3. Opportunity for Correction Before Move-In
3. Opportunity for Correction Before Move-In
By identifying problems early on, builders have the opportunity to correct them before homeowners move in. This prevents the inconvenience and additional costs associated with repairing problems after move-in.
4. Protection of Investments
6. Negotiation with the Builder
3. Opportunity for Correction Before Move-In
A new home inspection helps protect buyers' investments by ensuring that the home is in good condition and functioning properly from the start. It can also help avoid long-term unexpected expenses for repairs or replacements.
5. Warranties and Insurance
6. Negotiation with the Builder
6. Negotiation with the Builder
Inspection reports provide detailed documentation on the condition of the home at the time of construction. This can be useful for asserting builder warranties or obtaining appropriate insurance.
6. Negotiation with the Builder
6. Negotiation with the Builder
6. Negotiation with the Builder
If issues are identified during the inspection, buyers can negotiate with the builder to have them resolved before closing. This ensures that the home is delivered in a satisfactory condition and meets buyers' expectations.
"Your home, my expertise. Assurance for peace of mind."
Guy Keshles
