Phase inspections, A-Pro Home Inspectors follow a comprehensive process to ensure that every critical stage of construction is thoroughly evaluated.
Pre-Pour Inspection:
- Purpose: Conducted before the foundation is poured.
- What’s Checked:
- Site preparation and grading.
- Reinforcement placement.
- Formwork and foundation layout.
- The APro®Foundation Level Survey measures the levelness of the foundation to help avoid long-term problems.
- Ensures a solid foundation for the entire structure for years to come.
Framing Inspection:
- Timing: Performed before drywall and insulation installation.
- What’s Inspected:
- Structural framing (walls, floors, roof).
- Proper installation of beams, joists, and trusses.
- Window and door openings.
Final Inspection:
- Completion Stage: Conducted after construction is complete.
- Comprehensive Check:
- All systems (electrical, plumbing, HVAC).
- Interior finishes (drywall, flooring, fixtures).
- Exterior components (siding, roofing, landscaping).
- Ensures the home meets safety standards and quality expectations.
What is the primary purpose of a phase inspection?: A phase inspection provides peace of mind for buyers and sellers of a new construction home, identifying and resolving any potential issues early on and ensuring a solid foundation for the entire structure for years to come.