A new property is not a perfect property. We inspect new construction before your final walkthrough so the builder fixes the defects while it is still their responsibility.
County inspectors check code compliance at set milestones. They are not there on your behalf, and they do not document workmanship, finish quality or the details that turn into callbacks a year later. We are.
Each stage of a new build reveals different problems.
The only time framing, wiring and plumbing are visible. Problems hidden now get expensive later.
Documented before settlement, while the builder still has every reason to correct it.
One last inspection before the first-year warranty ends, including settlement cracking.
Frederick County, Montgomery County and the Northern Maryland growth corridors.
New builds still need radon testing and a follow-up before the warranty runs out.
Document defects before your builder warranty runs out.
A full evaluation of the structure and every major system, for buyers and sellers.
Measure this invisible gas before you commit to the property.
Verification that the agreed repairs were actually completed.
Covering, flashing, drainage and the remaining service life.
Cracking, settlement and drainage around the structure.
Call Doug and the team on (410) 925-2088 or email clientcare@mdhi.com with anything else.
Municipal inspections verify minimum code compliance at certain stages. They are not a quality review on your behalf, and they do not generate a report you can hand the builder.
After the rough-ins are complete and inspected but before insulation and drywall go up. Your construction manager can tell you that window, usually a few days ahead.
Most builders provide a one-year warranty. We inspect at around month eleven so defects, settlement cracking and workmanship issues are documented in writing while the builder is still obligated to fix them.
Tell us your walkthrough date and we will work inside the builder timeline.
