New Construction Inspections
Explore inspections for new construction homes, from foundation and framing stages to the final walkthrough.
New Construction Inspections
Get an independent look at your Cambridge-area build, from the foundation stage through the final walkthrough.
Pre-Pour Inspection
Before concrete covers the foundation work, an inspection can help you understand visible conditions and identify items to discuss with your builder. The review may include forms, reinforcement, and site preparation that can be seen at the visit. You receive clear findings to support timely questions before the next construction stage.
Framing Inspection
A framing-stage inspection looks at accessible structural components while framing remains exposed. The review may cover visible framing, connections, rough openings, and other areas that can be assessed at the time of the visit. Findings help you raise questions with your builder before insulation and finished surfaces make these components harder to see.
Pre-Drywall Inspection
Before drywall goes up, an inspection offers a chance to review accessible areas that will soon be concealed. The visit may include visible plumbing, electrical, and HVAC rough-ins, along with framing and other unfinished components. You receive a clear summary of observed concerns so you can follow up with the appropriate building professional.
Final Walkthrough Inspection
A final walkthrough inspection reviews accessible areas of the completed home before closing. The inspector looks for visible defects, incomplete work, and operational concerns within the agreed scope. A written report helps you organize questions and requests for your builder. This independent review complements, but does not replace, municipal inspections or builder procedures.
Know What to Ask Before Closing
Schedule an independent review of your Cambridge-area new build and get clear findings you can discuss with your builder.