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New Construction

Houses are been constructed faster than ever, from site to finished home in as little as six weeks. This makes it’s very important for buyers of “new builds” to have the work Inspected at critical phases.

Buildings must be constructed according to local, state and federal codes, which are the minimum acceptable standards for habitability. Meeting the minimum standards does not ensure quality, because code does not address finish. The quality of the work will depend on the job foreman and crews that work on the project.

It is often too late to discover problems once the framing has been covered with insulation and drywall, which is why you need your own Inspector.

We offer phased Inspections at all the suggested times through out the building process.
The first inspection would be the foundation, then a pre drywall, a final pre-purchase inspection and a one year warranty inspection. Why, you might say… It’s a new build, complete with a warranty and the assurance of our builder to repair any problems….

Building a New Home?

Our skill is identifying defects, making a determination as to how they affect the structure and giving you the relevant information. It’s a much better strategy to know what you are buying before you own it, while it is still the builders responsibility to make repairs. If you don’t find the problems before buying, you will find yourself paying for them later.

We are detailed, just read our reviews!

Working With a Builder?

Preparing to purchase a new build home? You need to have an independent Inspection of the work as it progresses. Many of the problems we find are the result of poor building practices and overworked construction crews. Problems that may not be obvious now, will become your concern in the future.

We will give you confidence !

New Construction Inspection - Foundation

The Foundation

A badly constructed foundation can lead to future structural issues. This is what we look for. Read more >>>

New Construction Framing

Pre Insulation/Drywall

This inspection will be the last chance to inspect the hidden components of your house!  Read more >>>

New Construction Home

Pre-Closing/ Purchase

The builder wants to get paid, be sure you know what you are buying. Read more >>>

Call Us About Your Home Inspection

Inspections Not Permitted

Your builder may be worried that there is a problem he does not want to address  Read more >>>

New Construction

Builders Free Inspection

This is a sales gimmick to making you think you are getting a full inspection.

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One Year Warranty

Get an inspection at the end of the eleventh month so there is plenty of time to get it to your builder.  Read more >>>

Office building Inspection with Buyers Inspection Service in Dayton, OH
  • You will receive a detailed, well-documented Inspection Report along with a comprehensive punch list complete with photos giving you the information you need to make an informed decision.
  • You can easily and quickly send the electronic report to your builder.
  • Your builder will realize that you are a informed buyer when you notify them
  • that you intend to have pre-purchase inspections.
  • That you are not going to accept a sub-standard finish or poor workmanship.
  • The pending inspections will motivate them to strive for excellence.

Inspectors’ Recent Posts


Gas Line Dirt Legs

March 28, 2025 By David Roche

Gas and particularly natural gas piping may have traces of sediment or particulates in it, especially if work has been done to the underground piping under the street. To trap any contaminates before they flow into the appliance, blocking the burner and creating problems for the home owner a series of dirt legs are installed. […]Read More about Gas Line Dirt Legs

Thermostat Placement Is Crucial

March 13, 2025 By David Roche

A badly placed thermostat plays havoc with the heating and cooling of a house. In this case the wall light creates a warm zone beside the thermostat causing it to register hotter than the rest of the house. This means that it reaches what it registers as the set temperature shutting the furnace down before […]Read More about Thermostat Placement Is Crucial

Bath Overflow Loose

January 25, 2025 By David Roche

All too often the overflow on the bathtub is loose or worse yet loose and the gasket damaged. If the bath is filled up to the overflow and it is loose the water will go down behind the tub which if it’s on the second floor could damage the ceiling. The water can also create […]Read More about Bath Overflow Loose

Bonding Gas Piping

January 8, 2025 By David Roche

A bonding wire is often mistaken for a ground wire, it does not go to ground but back to the electric panel. When it is connected to black iron *(steel)* piping the paint under the clamp must be removed with a rasp or sandpaper to make a good contact, paint reduces the contact rendering the […]Read More about Bonding Gas Piping

High Efficiency Furnaces In Attic

December 31, 2024 By David Roche

High efficiency furnaces recognisable by the white PVC flue pipe, installed in an unheated attic is not your best choice of location, it may be the only place to put it which does not change the fact that it is not ideal. Yes, many builders and furnace installers are installing them in the attic without […]Read More about High Efficiency Furnaces In Attic

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