Draw Inspections, Richland County | Streamline Inspections

We are proud to offer reliable draw inspections.

At Streamline Inspections, we offer a wide range of inspection services for clients in Richland County, South Carolina. These services include draw inspections, which are crucial for keeping lenders updated on the progress of the construction projects for which they are providing loans.

Draw Inspections in Richland County, South Carolina

While construction is ongoing, draw inspections are performed by professional inspectors who take note of the materials on site, how far along the project is, how accurately the project adheres to the original draw request, and more. Then inspectors report back to the lender, who uses the collected information to decide whether they should release more funds or not. Draw inspections help to prevent overspending on a project, and they provide other benefits as well, including payment security for builders and peace of mind for the owners of the project.

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Draw inspections are relatively straightforward, but they must be performed by a skilled inspector to ensure nothing important is missed. A reliable inspector offers the attention to detail required to provide accurate reporting. Fortunately, our inspectors, with their diligence and many years of experience, are ready to assist you with drawing inspections.

Stay informed with reliable draw inspections performed by our experts. We have the skills and tools needed to do the job, as well as the integrity that’s needed to ensure the inspection is thorough. To learn more about what our inspection services company can do for you or to schedule a draw inspection for a project, don’t hesitate to contact us today.

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FAQs About Draw Inspections

If you are building a new home, your lender may request a draw inspection. Our team at Streamline Inspections can assist with this, making sure the project is on track and your lender is satisfied. Check out the common questions we are asked about this process below.

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What is a draw inspection?

A draw inspection is an inspection that ensures the construction of a new home has reached certain stages before releasing the next installment of construction funds (known as a “draw”). It ensures the work completed adheres to the approved plans and budget.

Why is a draw inspection necessary?

Draw inspections protect both the homeowner and the lender by ensuring construction is proceeding as planned and that funds are only released for work that is complete to standard.

How often are draw inspections conducted?

Draw inspections typically take place at key stages of construction, such as once the foundation is poured and after the framing and rough-ins for plumbing are finished. Additionally, exterior work, such as roofing, siding, and windows, and interior finishes, including drywall, flooring, and cabinetry, might be inspected. The final draw inspection occurs when construction is completed.

What will the inspector look for during a draw inspection?

Inspectors typically check:

Structural elements and framing
Roofing, windows, and exterior walls
Plumbing, electrical, and HVAC rough-ins
Adherence to building codes and approved plans
Quality workmanship and materials

Do homeowners need to be present for the inspection?

It is not always required, but being present allows you to ask questions, clarify progress, and address any issues right away.

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At Streamline Inspections, we offer draw 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.