Buyers often assume a brand-new home does not need inspecting. It does. Fast-moving build schedules, subcontractor handoffs and municipal inspections that check code compliance rather than workmanship all leave gaps. An independent third-party inspection before closing gives you documented findings to bring to the builder while you still have leverage.
We offer weekend and evening appointments in addition to standard business hours.
Why This Matters in Both Markets
The Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex and Middle Tennessee have both seen enormous new-build volume. High volume means compressed schedules, and compressed schedules produce oversights — missing insulation, improper flashing, unsealed penetrations, HVAC balance problems and incomplete punch-list items.
The Three-Stage Approach
For maximum protection, inspect at three points: pre-drywall while framing, wiring and plumbing are still visible; final walkthrough before closing; and the 11th-month warranty inspection before the builder’s one-year coverage expires.
Frequently Asked Questions
The city already inspected it. Why do I need another?
Municipal inspections verify code minimums. They do not assess workmanship, finish quality, or whether systems were installed to manufacturer specification.
When should I schedule it?
After the builder declares the home complete but before your final walkthrough and closing.
Can the builder refuse an independent inspection?
Reputable builders welcome it. Resistance is itself useful information.
Schedule Your Inspection
Same-day reports. Thermal imaging and aerial drone coverage included at no extra charge. Weekend and evening appointments available in addition to standard business hours, plus discounts for active-duty military, veterans and first responders.
Dallas–Fort Worth: (817) 913-4188
Nashville & Middle Tennessee: (615) 756-1045
Request an inspection online and we’ll confirm within the hour.
Licensed in Texas (TREC #22071) and Tennessee (TCDI #2726). Veteran-owned.