When should I book a warranty inspection?
Book early enough to complete the inspection, review the report, and submit requests before your builder's deadline. Confirm the exact warranty terms in your builder documents.
Use the builder-warranty window while it is open
11-Month Warranty Inspections
An 11-month warranty inspection documents visible concerns before the typical builder warranty period closes. After living in the home, you may notice performance or workmanship issues that were not obvious at move-in.
What the service includes
Useful detail without unnecessary noise.
- A visual review of accessible systems and components within the inspection scope
- Documentation of observed deficiencies that may warrant discussion with the builder
- Photos and plain-language descriptions organized in a usable report
- Support understanding which findings deserve timely attention
The outcome
Information you can use.
You receive a clear report that can help you organize eligible correction requests while there is still time to communicate with the builder.
Common questions
Know what to expect.
Is this the same as the original new-home inspection?
No. This inspection occurs after you have lived in the home and focuses on visible conditions present near the warranty deadline.
Does the inspector decide what the builder must repair?
No. The report documents observed conditions. Warranty coverage and repair decisions are determined by your builder agreement and the parties involved.
Ready when you are