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Home Inspector Directory > Home Inspection Spotlight > New Home Inspection New Home InspectionPosted 4/30/06 This week's feature home inspection hot topic focuses on New Home Inspection. Purchasing a brand new home for you and your family can be one of the most exciting times of your life. As times goes by, the pride of home ownership should continue as you grow into your new residence. Unfortunately, in the home construction industry, many times a new house does not necessarily mean a sound house. Lets face the facts, there is no such thing as a one hundred percent perfectly constructed home. The same holds true for cars, furniture and just about everything else made or assembled by man. In home construction there are often minor, unnoticeable defects that may never turn into major issues.. On the other hand, there are sometimes major defects which are also unnoticeable to the average person. Defects that are a problem now and can cause major headaches in the future if not corrected. More than ever, new home builders are cutting corners to save time and money so they can move on to the next house and next community. Having a new home inspection by a professional home inspector is a small investment to make in order to protect, perhaps, one of the biggest purchases of your life.
Consumer Reports Story - shoddy construction. Building Homes - Building Problems - an excellent source of information from the Orlando Sentinel and WESH. Search problems by home builder, view inspection photos and more. In summary, it is a good idea to have your new home inspected professionally by someone you hire who is working for your interests.
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