New Construction Inspections

Most people assume that if a home is new construction, it is automatically built properly. This assumption has caused many people nightmares after investing their hard earned money into a house that has structural defects, improperly installed components, and materials that were undetected prior to purchase. Improper installation could possibly void some manufacturer's warranties that transfer to the home owner at purchase. A home inspection by a code certified Home Inspector will give you the information about your prospective purchase that will allow you have peace of mind that your investment is properly constructed. Most builders and their sub-contractors are not code certified, and are not required to be code certified by the state of Georgia. Therefore, construction practices and interpretation of codes requirements on site often vary and in many cases lead to code violations that may go undetected by the county or city inspectors. Due to the scope of their inspection and case load, City or County inspectors do not detect all code violations nor do they have enough time to do the type inspection of a professional Home Inspector. We average 2 to 4 hours per inspection, compared to 15 minutes for the City or County inspectors.

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