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INSPECTIONS

New home construction or renovation is a complex process involving lots of different trades. While it is the job of your general contractor to make sure that tasks are done correctly, Sun Valley Home Inspections can serve as your objective outside source to monitor your building progress and quality. During the inspections we compare the quality of workmanship on your home to the National Home Builders Association (NAHB) Residential Construction Performance Guidelines. It’s imperative to have someone on your side during all of the key stages of a home's construction process.  

SVHI proposes a multi-visit construction inspection package that might include a site visit at the conclusion of any or all of the following key stages: Foundation, framing, rough plumbing, electrical and mechanical, insulation and drywall, and pre-closing. Call to discuss your project and to learn more about our Construction Progress Inspection service.

New Home Warranty (One-Year Anniversary) Inspection

Your new home is under a builder warranty for one year. Do not let this warranty expire without seriously considering a Sun Valley Home Inspections New Home Warranty One-Year Anniversary inspection. This inspection will provide your builder with a written summary of any defects to be corrected while your home is still under warranty and provide you with the comfort of knowing that you have taken an important step to protect your new investment. Schedule a New Home Warranty home inspection now and save yourself the expense of repairs later that should and could have been done by the builder at no cost.

Pre-Renovation Inspection

We’ve all heard about how renovations can quickly become nightmares when surprises appear once demolition begins. All too often, estimated costs for even the simplest of renovations skyrocket. To help avoid this, Sun Valley Home Inspections will inspect your home with your renovation plan in mind and inform you of structural or other obstacles that you or your renovator might run into. Consider a Pre-Renovation inspection to help alleviate potential and expensive surprises during your renovation project.

Four-Point Insurance Inspection

A Four-Point Insurance Inspection is typically performed for a homeowner when requested by their insurance company to obtain a new insurance policy or renewing an existing policy. A Four-Point Insurance Inspection is far less in scope (and expense) than a standard home inspection. This Four-point Insurance inspection is a limited, visual survey of the heating/air conditioning, roof, and electrical and plumbing systems. Following the inspection Sun Valley Home Inspections will provide your insurance company with an industry recognized written report.