New Construction Phase Inspections in The Villages
Catch problems while your home is being built, before walls close and concrete sets.
Phase Inspections
Inspect Before It’s Covered Up
Some of the most important parts of your home disappear during construction. Once concrete is poured or drywall goes up, problems inside are hidden for good.
Phase inspections put an independent set of eyes on your home at each key stage. Dirk built homes before he inspected them. He knows what to look for and when.
The Phases
Three Stages, Three Inspections
Foundation
Before the concrete is poured. We check forms, reinforcement, plumbing, and vapor barrier.
Pre-Drywall
Before walls are closed. We check framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and fasteners.
Final
Before closing. A full inspection of the finished home.
Why Phases Matter
Why Inspect During Construction
- See what gets hidden. Framing, wiring, and plumbing are only visible for a short time.
- Fix it cheaper. Problems found early cost less to correct.
- Hold the builder accountable. An independent report gives you documentation to request repairs.
- Peace of mind. Know your home was built right, not just built fast.
How It Works
Simple Scheduling
Book Early
Schedule as soon as you sign with your builder.
Share the Timeline
Keep us posted as each stage gets close.
We Inspect
We visit before each stage is covered up.
Get Your Report
Most reports arrive within 24 hours, so you can act fast.
Common Questions
Do I need all three phases?
No. You can choose the phases that matter most to you. Pre-drywall is the one most buyers don’t want to miss.
Will my builder allow it?
Most do. Check your contract and tell your builder early.
What if the builder moves faster than expected?
Stay in touch with your builder and with us. Once a stage is covered, that inspection window is gone.
How much does it cost?
Contact us for pricing.
Inspect Every Stage
Book your phase inspections before construction starts.