What this inspection helps you understand
New does not automatically mean complete. An independent set of trained eyes can help organize visible deficiencies before finishes, occupancy and daily use make them harder to document.
What is included?
The inspection is a visual review of accessible systems and components within the agreed scope. It commonly includes:
- Accessible exterior, roof and drainage observations
- Visible structure, insulation and attic conditions
- Electrical, plumbing, HVAC and interior components
- Installed finishes, windows, doors, stairs and railings
- Photographic documentation in a same-day PDF report
Who is this inspection for?
- Owners taking possession of a new home
- Recently completed infill properties
- New condominiums and townhomes within accessible scope
- Owners organizing visible deficiencies for follow-up
How long does it take?
Coordinate access with the builder or property representative. The best timing depends on the stage of completion and the purpose of the inspection.
What happens after the inspection?
ASM organizes visible observations and relevant photos in a same-day PDF report. Use the report to understand the property, plan maintenance and ask informed questions of qualified trades or professional advisors where the findings call for them.
