Inspection of framing, rough electrical, plumbing, and HVAC before the walls close up — the last chance to catch issues without opening a finished wall.
Once drywall goes up, the bones of your home are hidden for good. A pre-drywall inspection is your one clear window to verify the framing, wiring, plumbing, and mechanical rough-ins are done right — while corrections are still easy and cheap for the builder to make. Catching a missing fire block, an improperly notched joist, or a plumbing defect now is far less painful than discovering it years later behind a finished wall.
Everything that will soon be covered: framing, structural connections, rough electrical and plumbing, HVAC rough-in, and moisture protection — before insulation and drywall.
No. Pre-drywall and the final walkthrough catch different things. They work best as a pair, which is why we offer them bundled with the 11-month warranty inspection.
It takes about a minute. Tell me the address and I'll take it from there.