The site is prepped and ready for concrete… or is it? Always hire an experienced, independent third party to inspect the groundwork for your new build. This is required in many jurisdictions and just makes sense to ensure that your foundation will be built to code. During this inspection we will check site conditions, forms, the vapor bar
The site is prepped and ready for concrete… or is it? Always hire an experienced, independent third party to inspect the groundwork for your new build. This is required in many jurisdictions and just makes sense to ensure that your foundation will be built to code. During this inspection we will check site conditions, forms, the vapor barrier, rebar, post tension cables, beams, plumbing and electrical, et cetera. We will ensure that the foundation is being built according to code and to the engineer‘s plan.
After the shell is completed or “dried in” and just before drywall is hung, it’s time for the pre-drywall inspection. This is another crucial moment. During this inspection we will ensure the structural integrity of the home, inspect the siding and roof covering, and check for required items such as hurricane clips, electrical and plumbin
After the shell is completed or “dried in” and just before drywall is hung, it’s time for the pre-drywall inspection. This is another crucial moment. During this inspection we will ensure the structural integrity of the home, inspect the siding and roof covering, and check for required items such as hurricane clips, electrical and plumbing shield plates, proper framing techniques, et cetera. Don’t let the walls go up until a Phase II is completed.
Final inspection is just that, the final inspection after completion. This is a complete home inspection report provided on the promulgated form TREC REI 7-6.
