When buying a new construction home, you might think there's no need for an inspection—after all, it's brand new, right? However, even newly built homes can have flaws or oversights that go unnoticed during the construction process. At LunsPro, our certified inspectors, Wes O and Brad G recently conducted a thorough inspection of a new construction home in Atlanta, Georgia, ensuring that every detail met the highest standards.
The Importance of Inspecting New Construction
While new homes are built to modern codes and standards, human error is always a possibility. Inspections can reveal issues with plumbing, electrical systems, structural integrity, and more. In fact, during a recent inspection, our team discovered minor imperfections that the builder had missed, ensuring the homeowner moved into a safe and flawless home.
What to Expect from a New Construction Inspection
During an inspection, we look for:
- Plumbing and electrical issues that may not be apparent at first glance.
- Structural components, ensuring the foundation, framing, and roofing meet code.
- Finish work to check for cosmetic flaws or incomplete tasks.
While builders are diligent, mistakes can happen, and it's essential to catch these before moving in.
Protect Your Investment
A home is likely the largest investment you'll make, and even new homes need a final check to ensure they meet all safety and quality standards. LunsPro's experienced inspectors will make sure your new home is truly move-in ready, giving you peace of mind.