Phase inspections for new construction homes
Independent inspections at critical stages of construction—catch issues before they get covered up and become expensive. Serving new construction across Abilene and the surrounding Big Country, Concho Valley, and Heart of Texas regions.
Three checkpoints that protect your investment
New homes are not immune to defects. Phase inspections provide an independent review of construction quality at key points in the build—before drywall and finishes hide what's underneath. You'll receive photo documentation and clear notes you can share with your builder.
Phase 1 — Pre-pour
Before concrete is poured, I review foundation prep, visible plumbing items, and general site conditions to catch issues early.
Phase 2 — Pre-drywall
After rough-ins are complete but before drywall. This is the best time to document concerns while everything is still visible.
Phase 3 — Final
A full home inspection after construction is complete—before closing or move-in. I evaluate major systems and finishes based on access.
Builder-ready documentation
You'll receive a digital report with photos and clear notes you can share with the builder. This helps keep communication focused and professional.
Independent oversight
I work independently of builders and subcontractors. The goal is to identify material concerns and help protect your investment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pre-pour, before concrete is poured, checking foundation prep and site conditions; pre-drywall, after rough-ins but before drywall goes up; and final, a full inspection after construction is complete, before closing or move-in.
Because pre-pour and pre-drywall issues get covered up once concrete is poured or drywall goes up. Catching them at each phase means they're still accessible and cheaper to fix.
Yes. I work independently of builders and subcontractors — the goal is identifying material concerns and protecting your investment.
Schedule a phase inspection
Building a new home? Phase inspections help catch issues early and reduce surprises before closing.