Pre-Drywall Inspections  

New homes can have defects that disappear from view once insulation and drywall are installed. A pre-drywall inspection gives you an independent look at the home while corrections are still practical.

Observations: We inspect visible and accessible framing, window and door flashing, electrical wiring, plumbing, HVAC rough-ins, fireblocking, air sealing, and other installation details before they are concealed.

Implications: Damaged framing, missing flashing, improper penetrations, incomplete connections, and poor workmanship can become difficult and expensive to correct after the walls are closed.

Timing: Schedule the inspection after the framing and major rough-ins are complete, but before insulation and drywall are installed. Coordinate the timing with your builder because construction schedules can change quickly.

Recommendations: A pre-drywall inspection does not replace the final home inspection. Both inspections serve different purposes and provide the best opportunity to identify concerns before closing.

Find it before they cover it. Schedule your pre-drywall inspection with Taylor Home Inspections today.