New construction home inspection
New Construction Home Inspection in Alachua & Levy County, FL
Independent eyes at the phases when a new home reveals the most: before the pour, before drywall, before closing, and before the warranty window closes.
Call 352-812-2052Pre-pour and foundation inspection
Before concrete covers the work, PBJ reviews accessible preparation and visible foundation-related details so questions can be raised while the stage is still open.
Pre-drywall inspection
With framing and rough-ins visible, John looks at accessible framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, penetrations, and other details before insulation and drywall hide them.
- Framing and structural details visible at the time
- Plumbing and electrical rough-ins
- HVAC runs and penetrations
- Openings, flashing, and weather-resistance details
- Photographic documentation for builder conversations
Pre-closing and final walkthrough
The final inspection focuses on unfinished, damaged, or unclear items before closing. It gives you an organized list to discuss with the builder and a clearer handoff into ownership.
11-month warranty inspection
Schedule a warranty inspection before the builder's one-year window closes. The report can help identify items to bring forward while the warranty conversation is still active.
Who this is for
Buyers of new builds, custom-home clients, and builders who value an independent plain-language review can choose one phase or a sequence of inspections. Use the contact form to tell John where the build stands.
Ready for a clearer next step?
Book the inspection that fits the property.
Tell John what you need for a property in Archer or surrounding Alachua and Levy County communities.
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Frequently asked questions
Which phases can PBJ inspect on a new build?
PBJ can inspect pre-pour and foundation work, pre-drywall framing and rough-ins, pre-closing/final walkthrough conditions, and the 11-month warranty period.
Why schedule a pre-drywall inspection?
A pre-drywall inspection can review framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, penetrations, and other visible work before insulation and drywall cover it.
What is an 11-month warranty inspection?
It is a focused review before a typical one-year builder warranty window closes, giving you an organized list to discuss with the builder.
