New Construction Inspections in The Villages
New doesn’t mean perfect. A former home builder checks your new home before you close.
New Construction Inspections
Why Inspect a Brand New Home?
Builders work fast, with many crews and tight schedules. Mistakes happen. Once the drywall goes up and you close, mistakes get harder to find and harder to get fixed.
City inspections check for code minimums.
They don’t work for you. Dirk does.
Builder Experience
Inspected by Someone Who Has Built Homes
Before he was an inspector, Dirk built homes. He framed walls, poured concrete, read blueprints, and put on roofs. He knows how a house goes together and where shortcuts get taken.
As a Code Certified Master Inspector, he also knows what the building code requires.
Inspection Options
Inspect at Every Stage
Phase Inspections
Inspect key stages while the home is being built, when problems are easier to see and cheaper to fix.
- Foundation: before the concrete is poured
- Pre-drywall: framing, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC before walls are closed
- Final: the finished home before closing
Final Inspection Only
One full inspection of the finished home before your final walkthrough. Bring the report to the builder so items get fixed before you close.
11-Month Warranty Inspection
Check your home before the builder’s one-year warranty runs out.
What We Find
Common New Construction Issues
- Missing or damaged insulation
- Improper roof flashing
- Electrical wiring and outlet defects
- Plumbing leaks and poor drainage
- Grading that sends water toward the house
- Incomplete or unsealed penetrations
- Cosmetic damage from construction crews
Your Inspection Report
A Report Your Builder Will Act On
Photo Findings
Every issue is documented in writing with clear photos.
Video Walkthroughs
Short videos show your builder exactly what needs attention.
Repair-Ready Details
Plain descriptions your builder can use to make repairs.
Fast Turnaround
Most reports are delivered within 24 hours.
Common Questions
Will my builder let you inspect?
Most do. Check your contract and let your builder know ahead of time. We can help coordinate access.
When should I schedule phase inspections?
Talk to your builder about the timeline. Book early so we can be there before each stage closes up.
Can I attend my inspection?
Yes, and we encourage it.
How much does it cost?
Contact us for pricing.
Protect Your New Home
Catch problems while the builder is still responsible for fixing them.