This year’s booming real estate market has resulted in many new homes being built. Whether homeowners were able to sell their home for top dollar and finally build their dream home, or had no choice but to build in the fiercely competitive housing market, this has been a busy year for new home construction. Evolve Property Inspections can help you protect that investment with an 11-month warranty inspection. Here is why this inspection is a good idea for owners of brand new homes.
If you have recently built a brand new home, then you will know that you have a one-year warranty from the builder. That means you have just under one year to identify any issues in your new home so that they can be fixed by the builder before the warranty has expired. Once the warranty expires, you will have to pay for any defects. Who wants to pay for repairs on a brand new house that they've just paid to have built?
Of course, every home is different, depending on the builder and environmental factors. In our years of experience as residential Certified Master Inspectors, we've seen the following defects at our 11-month warranty inspections:
Make sure to protect your new home investment by ordering an 11-month warranty inspection from Evolve Property Inspections. At month 11 of your homeownership, we will come and do a complete home inspection before your builder warranty expires. We are licensed and insured, and provide $100,000 of free warranty protection with every inspection. Contact us at (305) 506-8969 to request a quote or schedule now. We proudly serve Miami-Dade County and the surrounding areas.
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