A home inspection is an assessment of a home’s condition on that day. Your  inspector will not only identify problems with houses, they can give buyers  information that will help them with the upkeep. We want to you how to maintain the property because it’s the biggest investment you’ll ever make. 

A pre-listing home inspection can  signal to potential buyers that you've done the due diligence on their  future home. It can give potential buyers confidence in you as an honest  seller and in the quality of the home you are selling. It can also be a useful tool in the negotiation process. 

Having a new construction home inspected by RCI gives you an opportunity to have someone representing solely you, not the builder. It's a chance for construction errors to be  addressed before they become major problems. It doesn't matter how  thorough the municipal inspector is; mistakes are still missed. 

Phase new construction inspection, also known as a phase inspection,  is an invaluable service for anyone who is looking to have a reliable professional opinion regarding the quality and  building practices being utilized in their new home at three points in the construction process. 

• Phase 1 (Pre-pour foundation)
• Phase 2 (Pre-drywall framing)
• Phase 3 (Final construction)

Because your builder’s warranty is about to expire. Warranties for newly  constructed homes typically offer coverage on workmanship and materials relating to various components of the home, such as structural, mechanical, HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems. Have those issues and repairs taken care of on the builder's dime, not yours.