New Construction Home Inspections IN Graham, Washington

We evaluate the structural foundation, support beams, joists, and framing layout before walls are enclosed. This inspection phase helps detect settling, improper bearing points, or framing errors that could compromise structural integrity later—giving you and your builder time to make critical corrections before drywall installation.

Before the walls are closed, we inspect electrical wiring, plumbing lines, ductwork, and insulation placement. This allows us to identify any misrouting, missing supports, or code violations while everything is still visible—helping ensure the home's internal systems are properly installed before they’re sealed out of view.

After the builder completes construction, we conduct a full-system and interior/exterior inspection to verify workmanship, functionality, and finish quality. From outlet testing to cabinet alignment, this last step ensures your home is truly move-in ready, built to standard, and free from major defects or oversights.

We assess grading slopes, gutter placements, downspouts, and exterior drainage systems to ensure water flows away from the foundation. Improper drainage is a leading cause of structural damage, even in new homes, so early detection is key to preserving foundation integrity and avoiding moisture intrusion.

We inspect shingles, flashing, vents, and attic insulation for installation quality and potential vulnerabilities. Roofing mistakes can lead to leaks, energy inefficiency, and mold. By reviewing these areas before move-in, we help ensure long-term performance and energy savings from top to bottom.

We test the installed heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical systems, as well as builder-provided appliances. Our checks confirm they’re functioning safely and correctly, meeting code requirements and providing the comfort and reliability you expect from a brand-new home.

Our inspections help uncover construction flaws, missed installations, and rushed workmanship before you take ownership. Addressing these issues during your builder’s warranty period ensures they're corrected without cost to you, saving you time, stress, and long-term repair bills after you’ve already moved in.

We check your new home against current building codes and standards to ensure all work meets state and local regulations. In high-growth areas like Puyallup or Bonney Lake, oversights are common. Our inspections hold builders accountable and confirm that your home was built to the proper specifications.

Identifying issues early—before they escalate—can prevent costly repairs later. From drainage problems to poor insulation or incorrect installations, we help you avoid hidden defects that could turn your “brand-new” home into a financial liability after your warranty expires.

A third-party inspection sends a clear message to your builder: quality matters. When builders know a certified inspector is reviewing their work, they’re more likely to follow best practices, resolve punch-list items thoroughly, and complete your home with a higher standard of care.

We evaluate all safety-critical components of your new home, like electrical panels, stair railings, ventilation, and appliances. Catching hazards before you move in ensures your family’s comfort, health, and safety are protected from day one.

A new home should feel like a fresh start, not a series of fixes. Our detailed inspections provide peace of mind that your investment is solid, your systems are sound, and your builder delivered the quality you paid for.