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One Year Builder’s Warranty Inspection
CJ Home Inspection offers this service for homeowners who were unaware that we provide a four Phase Inspections for new construction. While many items are now concealed, it’s not too late for defects to be caught by the trained eye of our inspectors. Our experience tells us that most major construction flaws go unnoticed for 3-5 years. By this time, correcting these flaws could cost many thousands of dollars to remedy, and the builder is no longer responsible. It is unfortunate that most of these flaws go unnoticed until it is too late and extensive damage has occurred. At the 11th month of home ownership, the builder is still responsible for most defects. Did the builder call to remind you that your home warranty was about to expire?
Most don’t provide this courtesy.
Assisting in preventing this risk and the possibility of future costly repairs is the goal of our "New One Year Home Builder’s Warranty Inspection". Our inspection covers all major systems and includes testing of the mechanical systems and components. All visible defects will be noted in a written report with digital photos to identify areas that are of highest concern and ready for presentation to your builder. This "last chance" inspection is essential in providing you with the peace of mind you deserve.
Most new homeowners are amazed with our findings and will tell their neighbors about this service.
For more information or to schedule your inspection, call us at 847-309-0836, contact us by e-mail homeinspec1@aol.com, or order an inspection on line.
One Year Builder’s Warranty Inspection 
One Year Builder’s Warranty Inspection.
Active leakage is noted at over hang to porch roof meets Brick Veneer. Damage/Defects noted, Damaged or missing Shingles noted. Repair/Replacement needed. A licensed roofing contractor should be called to make further evaluation and repairs as needed.
One Year Builder’s Warranty Inspection.
Damage flashing is noted. The potential for water entry is present, A licensed roofing contractor should be called to make further evaluation and repairs as needed.
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