Residential Certified Master Inspector in Clermont Florida

No. You have every right to hire an independent inspector for a home you're buying. A reputable builder welcomes it; pushback is a reason to be more thorough, not less.

The pre-drywall inspection happens after rough-ins but before drywall — your builder can tell you the date, and it moves fast, so book early. The final inspection is right before closing. The warranty inspection should be done around month 11, before your one-year builder warranty expires.

County inspectors verify minimum code, often in 15 to 30 minutes, and they don't work for you. An independent Certified Master Inspector does a far more thorough review with your interests as the only priority.

Yes — we inspect new homes from every major builder across Clermont, Minneola, and Groveland, including Lennar, D.R. Horton, Pulte/Del Webb, KB Home, Meritage, Taylor Morrison, Dream Finders, Mattamy, and more.

Pricing is transparent and quoted up front, and scales with the size of the home and the phase. Contact us for a fast quote on your specific home.

Yes. New doesn't mean flawless — homes are built quickly by many different hands, and we find real defects in new builds regularly. An independent inspection is your check that the work was actually done right.

It's an inspection done after the rough-in stage but before insulation and drywall go up, so the framing, wiring, and plumbing can be examined while they're still visible. It's your only chance to see what's about to be sealed inside your walls.

About one month before your builder's one-year warranty expires — usually around month eleven — so any issues can be submitted to the builder while repairs are still covered.