New construction.
Independent insight.
Your builder has a process. You deserve your own experienced inspector. Brad examines accessible work at the stages when a closer look can make a difference.
Three opportunities
to look closer.
Plan early with your builder. Foundation and frame inspection windows can be short, and access must be coordinated before work is concealed.
Request an inspectionNew Construction Final Inspections
An independent inspection of your completed new home gives you a documented view of its condition before your final walkthrough and closing.
Learn more ↗Frame & Pre-Sheetrock Inspections
Framing and rough-in systems are easier to examine before insulation and drywall are installed. This is your opportunity to document visible concerns while construction is still underway.
Learn more ↗Foundation Pre-Pour Inspections
Have accessible foundation preparation examined before the concrete is placed. Brad documents visible concerns for discussion with your builder.
Learn more ↗Inside a Manvel pre-sheetrock inspection.
See the findings Brad documented across roofing, moisture protection, stairs, electrical, HVAC, and plumbing.
Read the full article ↗Before your final inspection
- Tell Brad your closing and walkthrough dates.
- Confirm builder permission, access, and insurance requirements.
- Ask that construction be sufficiently complete, utilities be on, and accessible areas be clear.
- Allow time to read your report and discuss findings with the builder.
Brad is licensed and insured and carries $1 million in professional liability insurance. Confirm your builder’s specific requirements when scheduling.
Plan an inspection in your area.
Find practical scheduling guidance for your part of Greater Houston. Brad personally performs the inspection; the address and construction stage determine the arrangements.