Evaluate accessible framing and mechanical, electrical and plumbing rough-ins before insulation and wall coverings conceal the work. Coordinate the construction stage, readiness and authorized access with your builder and Realm before booking. An independent inspection complements the public inspection process; it does not replace municipal approvals or a design professional’s evaluation.
The Standard tier, also described as Basic in existing booking materials, reviews the main accessible structural and rough-in systems. Confirm the tier name and agreed scope in your quote.
The Advanced tier adds a more detailed review of accessible work and location-specific documentation.
Provide current plans and option selections before the visit so the comparison scope can be confirmed. Missing documents, concealed work or restricted access can limit the evaluation. Neither tier guarantees that every defect will be found, certifies structural design or ensures future performance.
Arrange the visit while the relevant work remains visible, ideally before insulation. Confirm readiness with the builder and allow time to review the findings before construction proceeds. Expect your report by the end of the next business day after the inspection, barring unusual circumstances.
Use the report to raise specific questions and track the builder’s response. Any repair verification or additional visit should be agreed separately. Request a quote with your address, stage, plans, chosen tier and construction deadline.
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When should we come in for this inspection? Ideally, just before insulation is installed, allowing us to assess electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems before they are covered up.
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