11-Month New Home Warranty Inspections
As your first year approaches, an inspection can document visible issues to discuss with your builder before applicable warranty deadlines.
Brad examines accessible heating and cooling equipment in the attic during a home inspection.
Make the most of your warranty window.
When to schedule
Before your builder’s one-year warranty deadline.
What Brad examines
Brad performs a thorough home inspection similar to his new-construction final inspection, evaluating accessible structural components, roofing, attic spaces, HVAC equipment, plumbing, electrical systems, foundation conditions, and other visible components.
After nearly a year of living in the home, homeowners may have noticed concerns that weren't apparent at closing. Brad also looks for visible defects and conditions that may have developed since construction was completed.
Put the findings to work
An 11-month builder warranty inspection helps homeowners document concerns before their builder's first-year warranty expires.
Brad provides a detailed inspection report with photographs and explanations of his findings. Homeowners can use this information when reviewing their builder's warranty and preparing a list of items to submit for correction.
Schedule your inspection before your warranty deadline, allowing time to review the report and notify your builder of applicable concerns.
Request an inspectionMake the Most of Your Builder's Warranty
Your first year in a new home gives you time to notice concerns that may not have been apparent before closing.
An 11-month builder warranty inspection provides an opportunity to document visible concerns and prepare a list of findings to discuss with your builder before the applicable warranty coverage expires.
11-Month Warranty Inspections Across Greater Houston
If you purchased a newly constructed home within the past year, now may be the time to schedule your builder warranty inspection.
Brad provides independent inspections throughout Greater Houston, from newer homes built on individual lots in established neighborhoods to homes in growing residential communities.
These inspections are especially valuable for homeowners approaching their first-year builder warranty deadline.
| Area | Communities We Serve |
|---|---|
| La Porte & East Houston | La Porte, Deer Park, Pasadena, Seabrook, Baytown |
| Baytown & Northeast Houston | Mont Belvieu, Crosby, Huffman, Dayton, Cleveland |
| Clear Lake & Southeast Houston | League City, Dickinson, Friendswood, Texas City, La Marque |
| Pearland & Southwest Houston | Pearland, Manvel, Iowa Colony, Rosharon |
| Katy & West Houston | Katy, Fulshear, Brookshire, Richmond |
| Cypress & Northwest Houston | Cypress, Bridgeland, Hockley |
| Galveston & Coastal Homes | Galveston's West End, Tiki Island |
Don't Let Your Builder's Warranty Deadline Pass
Whether your home is in a newly developed subdivision or was built on an existing residential lot, an 11-month warranty inspection gives you an opportunity to document concerns before applicable builder warranty coverage expires.
Schedule early enough to review Brad's inspection report and submit any concerns to your builder within the required warranty period.
Explore All Service AreasElevated foundations and access
Brad inspects elevated pier-and-beam foundations, including beach houses and elevated coastal homes around Galveston and the Greater Houston Gulf Coast, when accessible without crawling. There is no additional fee simply because a home has an elevated pier-and-beam foundation. He does not perform inspections requiring crawling beneath low-clearance pier-and-beam homes. Please call to discuss access before scheduling.