A pre-drywall inspection can help reduce the risk of construction errors in your new home.
Many people dream of building their own custom home from the ground up, and if you’re preparing to begin this exciting process, you likely have a long list of tasks to complete before you can finally move in. From hiring a construction company to designing your perfect home layout to choosing building materials, you’ll have a lot on your plate throughout this journey. However, our team at Streamline Inspections urges you to not forget about one key step that many first-time home buyers often overlook: scheduling a pre-drywall inspection.
A pre-drywall inspection is a specialized type of home inspection that occurs before your house is completely built. This kind of inspection usually occurs when all key systems and features are installed, but the drywall hasn’t been put in yet. When the plumbing and electrical systems have been placed and all doors, windows, and other structural components have been installed, it’s the perfect time to have a pre-drywall inspection completed.
During a pre-drywall inspection, our fully licensed and certified home inspectors will meticulously assess each area of your future house, from the foundation to the roof. Since we’ll be able to easily see how the various systems in your home are laid out, we’ll be equipped to catch any potential issues before the drywall is installed, which can save you lots of time and money in the long run. We will also assess the structural stability and integrity of your home, carefully checking the work of the construction crew to create a thorough pre-drywall inspection report for you to review.
If you’re planning to build your own home in the Columbia, South Carolina community, make sure that each element is constructed with care and precision by entrusting our home inspection team. Simply give us a call to learn more about the pre-drywall inspection process or schedule an appointment today!
At Streamline Inspections, we offer pre-drywall inspections throughout South Carolina, including the Midlands and Richland County, as well as Columbia, Lexington, Sumter, Orangeburg, Blythewood, Camden, Newberry, Red Bank, Gilbert, Gaston, Johnston, Ridge Spring, and Edgefield, in addition to parts of Georgia.