A pre-drywall inspection occurs right after the structural framing and rough-in work (plumbing, electrical, HVAC) are complete, but before the insulation and drywall are installed.  It acts as a "live X-ray" of your new home, helping you catch costly, hidden code or safety defects while the skeleton of the house is fully exposed.  

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                        WHY THIS INSPECTION MATTERS

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EASY ACCESS TO FIX:   If a pipe is bent, a wire pierced, or framing is out of plumb it takes   

                                       minutes to fix now.  Tearing down walls later is incredibly expensive.

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SELECTION VERIFICATION:  It's the perfect time to double-check that structural upgrades

                                               you paid for (extra outlets, ceiling fan blocking, gas line, copper 

                                               plumbing) are actually installed before they get covered.

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FUTURE MAPPING:   The photos taken during this inspection serve as a blueprint, letting

                                 you know exactly where all studs, pipes, and electrical cables are

                                 located for future projects.

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 The Inspector evaluates the house from the foundation to the roof, ensuring all major trades did their work up to code.

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